DongBeetle
New Member
Hi all
I'm new on this forum, and on electronics, which has been my new hobby for the past 2-3 months, and now I'm seriously considering an education within this field.
Anyway..
My dad gave me this task, to build a circuit that can trigger an electromagnet when a button is pushed.
Here's the circuit I've come up with.
![electromagnet_switch_web.jpg electromagnet_switch_web.jpg](https://www.electro-tech-online.com/data/attachments/41/41722-51dc8aa9a7fef70c2083e32b562ed0ca.jpg)
The circuit is ment to be used as the cutter mechanism, that will cut fishingline into 2" pieces. I expect it to be triggerd about 2-4 times/sec. at fastest phase.
My questions is:
Will this circuit work at all?
Does the different values of caps and resistors look ok?
If you wonder why anyone would cut fishingline into thousands of 2" pieces, it's for making fake shrimp eyes for use when making flys, for fly fishing.
Regards.
I'm new on this forum, and on electronics, which has been my new hobby for the past 2-3 months, and now I'm seriously considering an education within this field.
Anyway..
My dad gave me this task, to build a circuit that can trigger an electromagnet when a button is pushed.
Here's the circuit I've come up with.
![electromagnet_switch_web.jpg electromagnet_switch_web.jpg](https://www.electro-tech-online.com/data/attachments/41/41722-51dc8aa9a7fef70c2083e32b562ed0ca.jpg)
The circuit is ment to be used as the cutter mechanism, that will cut fishingline into 2" pieces. I expect it to be triggerd about 2-4 times/sec. at fastest phase.
My questions is:
Will this circuit work at all?
Does the different values of caps and resistors look ok?
If you wonder why anyone would cut fishingline into thousands of 2" pieces, it's for making fake shrimp eyes for use when making flys, for fly fishing.
Regards.