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Tag Archives: How a motor works
Back to Basics, of Magnets and Motors Pt. 1
We have already discussed wire. Magnets are are this installment. The magnets we are most familiar with are “Dipole” magnets, each with a “North” pole and a “South” pole. Break one of these magnets up and you have a bunch … Continue reading
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