Magnets & Copper Part 2
This video is an extension of the first video except this time we focus on the braking effect of neodymium magnets as they interact with copper. The previous video focused on magnets and coils of wire now we look at various demonstrations of the eddy current effect - also called the Lenz effect. LIKE & SUBSCRIBE HERE: https://www.youtube.com/@SuperMagnetM... WATCH OUR TOP VIDEOS HERE: • Best of SuperMagnetMan About SuperMagnetMan: Everyday we assist customers with magnet selection and design. The need to make products smaller, less expensive, and still meet the magnetic field requirements has lead to our ability to micro machine many shapes and sizes, as well as set up assembly lines that mean repeatability and ramp up as needed. Our online store offers a large selection of magnets and magnetic assemblies and our staff of experts can help with your specific needs and answer your questions. Feel free to give us a call. Browse our store to purchase magnets: https://supermagnetman.com/ If you require custom manufacturing or engineering services we've got you covered. We have a division called, SM Magnetics, devoted to taking care of your specific needs from concept through mass production. Our technical team is skilled in the medical, aerospace, consumer electronics, sensors, motors and many more industries using the best quality magnetics & magnetic assemblies. Contact us today if you required these services. Learn More: https://smmagnetics.com FOLLOW US: Facebook: / thesupermagnetman Instagram: / supermagnetman LinkedIn: / super-magnet-man Twitter: / smmagnetics

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