During the experiment, the data that we have gathered are the following, during the first part of

the During the experiment, the data that we have gathered are the following, during the first
part of the experiment we used a magnetic probe to test for magnetism in the DC stator, upon
doing so the magnetic probe pointed towards the energized coil, signifying a magnetic field
inside the DC stator, a result that we have expected since the machine was on. Then, for the
second part of the experiment we noticed a concurrent series of field winding the magnetic flux
flow towards both poles of the stator, for the series part of the activity we noticed that the flux
now turns towards the center of the stator. For the 3rd part of the experiment, we interpreted
that voltage, the ratios in between turns, and the inverse current are all similar and are all
relying on the turns of the primary coil as opposed to the secondary coil. For the last part of the
experiment, the DC motor showed that it can affect the current (ampere) for both the ammeter
and the power measuring unit provided by De-Lorenzo.

The experiment has shown that even if there was no power coming through the
machine, there was still residual magnetism due to the generation of flux in the main field
poles. The experiment has also shown the direction of the DC stators poles, which was
shown to us by the use of the magnetic field. Also, that the rate of change of the
magnetic field passing through the coils with the rotation of the machine induced a
voltage inside the coils. As such, we have determined that the magnetic permeability of
the material was a key factor in inducing magnetization, as it affects the magnetic flux
density.