With the St. Louis Electric Motor, see “inside” an electric motor and perform experiments in many areas, including forces of magnetic field interactions, force on a current-carrying wire and more.
Seeing “inside” an electric motor as it operates is a real attention-getter. All the parts are clearly visible so you can show each component of a motor or generator in operation. This remarkable teaching tool comes with instructions for performing experiments in these areas: 1. Transformation of electrical to rotational mechanical energy. 2. Transformation of rotational mechanical energy to electrical energy. 3. Forces of magnetic field interactions. 4. Force on a current-carrying wire. 5. Electromagnetic induction in a conductor. 6. Induced electromotive force on an existing current.
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