Solenoid Basics Explained - Working Principle
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Күн бұрынSolenoid basics explained. In this video we take a look at the electromagnetic field of a solenoid coil. Learning how magnets work and how they can be used to control solenoids and solenoid valves. Working principles and working animations.
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@brewertonpaul 4 жыл бұрын
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@martinkuliza 4 жыл бұрын
yeah, but... you gotta consider, you tube is only 15 years old or so , maybe 20 and then once it started you just had shit for the most part until decent content creators came along.
@PSExcavationsLLC 4 жыл бұрын
Paul, question - I have a 415v MEM starter on a saw, how or what do I need to do to the coil (Solenoid) so it would work with 240v, more coils of wire on the coil? or less? and could I measure the resistance in the coil - no sure what that would be? thanks for any help, Paul
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@lippzzz77 4 жыл бұрын
That 4 compass demo is just amazing!
@martinkuliza 4 жыл бұрын
LOL not really , but ok.. glad you enjoyed it i guess When i was in 2nd grade i did that shit , except we got as many compasses as we could find, i think we had like 16 or something now.. THAT'S IMPRESSIVE hehe but then, you grow up and realize, it's not that big of a deal
@pidayrocks2235 4 жыл бұрын
@@martinkuliza I beg to differ... just because you've been exposed to really cool science/engineering before doesn't inherently make it any less amazing later... particularly if you've learned more about the underlying concepts in that time frame. I'm an engineer at MIT and I continue to find these videos to be amazing because it demonstrates a complex phenomenon in a simple way.... the more physics you learn, the more you will appreciate that.
@martinkuliza 4 жыл бұрын
@@pidayrocks2235 oh.. you're an engineer, cool well then you'll understand me on this then..... Yes i agree with what you're saying but meet me half way on this point ok.. even though playing with magnets and their behaviour is always interesting, playing with magnets over and over again gets dull after a while now... i guess we can call that a human condition to me this is somewhat boring at this point in the game because i was doing this stuff from a young age i agree it's interesting for the newcomers and that's fine, it's on the same level as interesting as making a battery out of a few lemons and connecting them up in series to get a volt on your DMM i suppose as we go along we crave more interesting things and more challenging concepts so if we go back to lemons and magnets, it kinda gets dull, you know what i mean but, i'm not discounting or forgetting how amazing it is to begin with, so.. i do understand what you're saying.
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@BarteG44 3 жыл бұрын
It's rather basic really. You'd find it in most primary school physics textbooks.
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@EngineeringMindset 5 жыл бұрын
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@erickrobles6365 5 жыл бұрын
@@EngineeringMindset please make one on EHSV's amd LVDT's. Please!
@srivatsaa.r.9936 4 жыл бұрын
SOLENOID BASICS..... SIR, YOU DESERVE AN EDUCATIONAL AWARD FOR THE CREATION OF THIS FINEST VIDEO. DURING MY SCHOOL DAYS, SCIENCE/ELECTRICITY/ELECTRONICS WERE TAUGHT THEORITICALLY, LEAVING PRACTICALS TO ZERO. AS THE CHINESE GREAT THINKER "CONFUCIOUS" SAID " I READ, I FORGET" AND MANY A TIMES PATIENCE WAS OVER RULED YR VIDEO HAS OVERCOME THIS AND PERFECT BECAUSE OF PRACTICE COMBINED WITH THEORY. I AM UNABLE TO FORGET. WHAT A WAY TO TEACH! VATSA INDIA.
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@homieboi5352 3 жыл бұрын
My 8th grade science teacher used this to teach us about solenoids, and here I am using it again in my free time because its just so good! Also, big thanks for teaching this so efficiently, for I was struggling with a drum of enamelled wire trying to figure out how it works before I realized you need to sand the ends before electrical contact works best XD.
@TypicalSullyEditz Жыл бұрын
learning solenoids in grade 8? holy, here in england we learn it in 10th grade / year 11
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I really do appreciate how you explain from basics so the beginners will learn as much as advanced people do. Thank you so very much.
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This series is like my apprenticeship refreshed, I enjoy and understand this a lot more than during college.
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This is the best explanation and real world demonstration I’ve ever seen! Thanks so much :D
@IlasBosch 4 жыл бұрын
Excellent video. I especially liked the last part where you create your own solenoid switch. I got one addition to the right-hand grip rule: the direction of the magnetic field (where is N and where is S) not only depends on the direction of the current flow. It also depends on the winding direction of the solenoid: are the windings (seen axial wrt the solenoid) wrapped clockwise or counterclockwise. Your rule is correct in the case of CW. If they are wrapped CCW (and same current direction ofcourse) then the N is on the left and the S is on the right.
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wow, the compass demonstration is something i've never seen before and really helped me visualize how it works a bit better. thanks
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Thanks for this video. I love it. 1:43 is what my professor mentions when introducing this topic but one thing is to hear it and another one is to see it . good stuff
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@MarkBratanov 5 жыл бұрын
Awesome video thanks! Exactly what I wanted to know. Great explanation, from theory to practice. If you do one more video on latching solenoids I'd be your best friend forever! haha. cheers!
@bhoomikasharma3238 4 жыл бұрын
The best part of this vedio for me was not just understanding but also watching the small magnets moving
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your video is easy to understand and this is just what i wanted! thank you so much for your lecture.
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Such a great explanation. Thanks for your effort!
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I'm in 10th grade... And you helped me in my physics chapter naming, Magnetic effect of electric current.
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im in 7th doing this for homework -,-
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This is EXACTLY what I needes 6 months ago for my internship. Can you make one for LVDT and EHSV? Please!
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Thanks man 👍 I was not able to understand the polarity of solenoid but you made me understand it in seconds
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This video just explained the basics of magetism in a few minutes that took school instructors "days" without examples to explain! Thankyou!
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Looking ahead for more videos, thanks for explaining in a very practical way.
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Just taken on an Electricians course, these video's are very good. Thank You.
@martinkuliza 4 жыл бұрын
stick with it dude. the good thing about electronics (that we have now but didn't have in the 70s) Free videos on the basics that you can get for absolutely nothing and from people who are good enough to teach the basics correctly you're lucky mate, back in the day we didn't have this shit but what i think is the most important component PULL SHIT APART and learn, that's how i learned back in the day and it has always served me well
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Awesome. I just have been interested in making one to actuate a lever.
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congratulations for the educational high level. Using specific details as examples and specific data without taking a lot time you make it easy and understandable
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This video is freaking incredibe. there is only 2 hours left until my mid term and I finally came across this. What a video.
@JossinJax 2 ай бұрын
What you did with these compasses finally cemented what I thought I learned at uni...hats off to you!
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God bless you. entire concept is cleared forever.
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This is really clever. Thanks!
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Love the slow-mo start of the lighter.
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This video is incredibly helpful. Thanks Paul
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no one has explained to me the basics of solenoid like this, loved your explanation
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Your videos are awesome. Big thanks from Texas. I think you would do a great job on an explinationof the ac 115 shadded pole motor.
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Just the info I need. Many thanks. And never fear slo-mo.... it's usually great.
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@parthmaheshwari3673 3 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the brilliant video! I have a question though. At 8:29 when you push the nail fully into the container and pass current through, how is that generating a pushing force and pushing the nail in the opposite direction when you haven't flipped the terminals either?
@jamesgarner4127 2 жыл бұрын
He just used this as a crude example of the basic function of a solenoid. I believe the amount of winding and current would be factored in to a manufactured product and the return or open position could be achieved with a spring or additional wiring to reverse direction.
@calvinrule6635 2 жыл бұрын
I believe it is because the wires magnetic field aligns the nail to the centre of the coil. It looks like it just overshot a little because it didn’t have anything stopping it in the first example
@parthmaheshwari3673 2 жыл бұрын
@@calvinrule6635 Thank you, that seems to make sense!
@pilotboy2612 2 жыл бұрын
@@calvinrule6635 I had the same question. So the current direction doesn't make a difference to the operation I guess.
@calvinrule6635 2 жыл бұрын
@@pilotboy2612 yeah it looks like it doesn’t matter where the nail is, it will always align to the middle of the coil
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really really cool and informative have learnt something
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Wow, this video was so amazing and I learnt the entire concept in under 10 mins whereas my science teacher spend an hour teaching us the same thing.
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@punkinhed 6 ай бұрын
I like how you added in random other things like the slow-mo on the lighter! 👍🏻
@kichigan1 5 жыл бұрын
Great video!
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great video! Clear explanation thank you. And bonus points for using an angle grinder for cutting a pen casing - you have to admire that kind of overkill - love it :)
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Really very well . No solenoid video can be compared to urs
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Very clear and practical explanations
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@sabaku7732 4 жыл бұрын
The piece of metal that gets moved inside the coiled region also becomes a magnet of opposite polarity when the current in the coil is turned on. that is why it moves in the direction of conventional current flow.
@pilotboy2612 3 ай бұрын
That's what I was missing. Thanks
@pilotboy2612 3 ай бұрын
Just wondering how does the metal take on the oppasite polarity? What's the science?
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Great job!
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Excellent video. Thanks.
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brilliant explanation.... i never seen such a deep explanation...
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@willridgway2513 3 жыл бұрын
Great video, good choice of lighter too
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Thank you so much for this information....🥰🥰
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This is so cool!!
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Excellent way of explanation sir. Now I understood SOV.
@Momcat6 20 күн бұрын
Thank you! I'm a 66 year old grandma that never understood what a solenoid was, or did- until today!
@sfaizi007 5 жыл бұрын
Great video, any chance you do this for Motor effect?
@abhishekshintre3486 4 жыл бұрын
Great video on solenoid. There is one question. how to obtain direction of displacement of the nail kept inside the solenoid or direction of force acting on the nail kept inside solenoid ? Whether nail moves towards N pole or S pole ? please answer, it will be helpful. Thanks in advance.
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Wo sir , thank you so much for this crystal clear conceptual information about a solenoid working.
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