Home-made Toy Motors

A practical handbook giving detailed instructions for building simple but operative electric motorsBy Alfred Powell Morgan

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In "Home-made Toy Motors," Alfred Powell Morgan merges innovation with craftsmanship, offering an engaging exploration of practical motor construction for toy makers and hobbyists alike. This meticulously detailed guide, written in a clear and accessible style, provides not only diagrams and instructions but also delves into the underlying principles of motor mechanics. The book sits within the broader context of early 20th-century American DIY culture, reflecting a burgeoning interest in science and technology's intersection with everyday life. Morgan'Äôs work exemplifies the era'Äôs enchantment with hands-on experimentation, emphasizing the joy of creation through simple, achievable projects. Alfred Powell Morgan, an engineer and educator, possessed a passion for making technology accessible to the layperson. His background in engineering and dedication to teaching led him to write this book, aiming to inspire creativity and technical understanding among his readers. Morgan'Äôs experiences during a time of rapid technological advancement influenced his belief in empowering individuals through knowledge, particularly in the realms of mechanics and engineering. "Home-made Toy Motors" is highly recommended for educators, parents, and hobbyists seeking a deeper appreciation of the process behind motor creation. Not only does it serve as a practical manual, but it also inspires ingenuity and fosters a sense of accomplishment. Morgan's work is an invaluable resource that encourages readers to embrace the thrill of invention.

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GenreChildren's Literature

Length1 hr 49 mins

Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices

FormateBook with Audio

Publish dateNov 5, 2021

LanguageEnglish

1CHAPTER I. EXPLAINING HOW AN ELECTRIC MOTOR OPERATES. SOME PRINCIPLES OF MAGNETISM. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A SHUNT AND A SERIES MOTOR.

2CHAPTER II. THE CONSTRUCTION OF SIMPLE TOY ELECTRIC MOTORS.

3SIMPLEX MOTOR WITH THREE-POLE ARMATURE.

4HOW TO MAKE THE SIMPLEX OVERTYPE MOTOR.

5THE MANCHESTER MOTOR.

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6CHAPTER III. A Magnetic Attraction Motor. A Motor Having a Laminated Field and Armature Frame. How to Make an Experimental Induction Motor. How to Make an Electric Engine.

7A MAGNETIC ATTRACTION MOTOR.

8HOW TO CONSTRUCT A MOTOR HAVING A LAMINATED ARMATURE AND FIELD FRAME

9HOW TO MAKE AN EXPERIMENTAL INDUCTION MOTOR.

10HOW TO BUILD AN ELECTRIC ENGINE

11CHAPTER IV SMALL POWER MOTORS

12A VERTICAL POWER MOTOR

13CONNECTIONS FOR THE THREE POLE ARMATURE

14CONNECTIONS FOR THE SIX-POLE ARMATURE

15A HORIZONTAL POWER MOTOR.