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G Coil Experiment as Metamorphosis of Faraday's Disk

Authors: Carles R. Paul, Ricard Bosh, Albert Serra, Jose Lopez

A new experiment on unipolar induction has been designed and built by topologically modifying the structure of the Faraday disk. The metamorphosis consists of replacing the magnet with a solenoid, with the same axis of rotation as the disc, and connected in series with a radial conductor, which replaces the disc. This resulting shape has been called G Coil, due to the shape similar to the letter G that the device forms. This experiment demonstrates the viability of a new electrical machine that works as a motor without the need for any external magnetic field. Working at low voltages and high currents.

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