In this video, I will show you how to make a simple and working DC generator model at home using a powerful DC motor, a small toy motor, and an 18650 rechargeable lithium-ion battery. This project demonstrates how mechanical energy converts into electrical energy to light up a green LED.
This is an excellent idea for school or college science exhibitions and a great experiment for anyone interested in science, physics, and DIY electronics! Watch the full step-by-step wiring and testing of this mini electricity generator.
Components Used in this Video:
775/555 DC Motor (Main Drive)
Mini Toy DC Motor (As Dynamo/Generator)
18650 Lithium-ion Battery & Holder
Pulley and Rubber Belt
Green LED Light
Mini Slide Switch
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#FreeEnergyGenerator #DCMotorProject #GenerateElectricity #ScienceProject #DIYGenerator #18650Battery #SchoolScienceProject #ElectronicsDIY #MiniDynamo
This is an excellent idea for school or college science exhibitions and a great experiment for anyone interested in science, physics, and DIY electronics! Watch the full step-by-step wiring and testing of this mini electricity generator.
Components Used in this Video:
775/555 DC Motor (Main Drive)
Mini Toy DC Motor (As Dynamo/Generator)
18650 Lithium-ion Battery & Holder
Pulley and Rubber Belt
Green LED Light
Mini Slide Switch
If you enjoyed this video and want to see more creative science experiments and electronics projects, please LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE to my channel!
#FreeEnergyGenerator #DCMotorProject #GenerateElectricity #ScienceProject #DIYGenerator #18650Battery #SchoolScienceProject #ElectronicsDIY #MiniDynamo
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