11-18-2022, 03:18 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-18-2022, 04:09 PM by Luke.
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What is the speed of my CD-Rom top spin (dt. Kreisel aus einer CD-Rom)?
By modicying the CD-Rom spinning top, in order to load a small super magnet, the speed can be evaluated easily using the PhyPhox magnetometer. First in the simple magnetic field sensor mode, but more advanced is the spectrum (using FFT) and ploting maximum speed against time function.
Further work:
- build an amplifying circuit and capture with a coil the magnetic roatation, it could be used as a 'music instrument' or at least, the oascilaating movement can be evaluated by our ears ;-)
- The construction of the the top spin is described elsewhere: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5638633
and
https://vimeo.com/772448025
- See reference in the forum:
By modicying the CD-Rom spinning top, in order to load a small super magnet, the speed can be evaluated easily using the PhyPhox magnetometer. First in the simple magnetic field sensor mode, but more advanced is the spectrum (using FFT) and ploting maximum speed against time function.
Further work:
- build an amplifying circuit and capture with a coil the magnetic roatation, it could be used as a 'music instrument' or at least, the oascilaating movement can be evaluated by our ears ;-)
- The construction of the the top spin is described elsewhere: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5638633
and
https://vimeo.com/772448025
- See reference in the forum:
we regularly demonstrate a fidget spinner with a magnetised wing in workshops. Now I wonder which one is less known to students… 