Electromagnetic Oscillation Experiment Using Phyphox, ESP32, and ADS1115

Electromagnetic Oscillation Experiment Using Phyphox, ESP32, and ADS1115

Recently, we conducted an electromagnetic oscillation experiment using Phyphox, ESP32, and ADS1115. The results were very satisfactory, and we witnessed the oscillation of current in the LC oscillation circuit composed of the coil and capacitor.

Following the diagram, we connected the ESP32 and ADS1115 using DuPont wires. The wiring was quite complex due to the presence of both measurement and experimental circuits on the breadboard, and it was easy to make mistakes if not careful.

Electromagnetic Oscillation Experiment Using Phyphox, ESP32, and ADS1115

We modified the corresponding “self-induction” code from a previous experiment to “electromagnetic oscillation” and then uploaded the experimental source code to the ESP32.

We connected the differential voltage measurement terminal in parallel with a fixed resistor in series with the coil. In Phyphox, we added the experiment via Bluetooth and loaded the experimental source code into the Phyphox app on our smartphone.

Electromagnetic Oscillation Experiment Using Phyphox, ESP32, and ADS1115

We established a Bluetooth connection between the smartphone and the ESP32, ran the mobile experiment program, and used the ADS1115 to measure the voltage across the fixed resistor, converting it to current. We first charged the capacitor with a 9-volt battery, then connected the capacitor in a loop with the coil, and Phyphox automatically displayed the current waveform through the fixed resistor in series with the coil during the electromagnetic oscillation.

Electromagnetic Oscillation Experiment Using Phyphox, ESP32, and ADS1115

Oscillating current waveform

When we expanded the current waveform to full screen, we observed that at the moment the oscillation circuit suddenly closed, the current in the series fixed resistor with the coil oscillated, continuing for 1.5 cycles.

Electromagnetic Oscillation Experiment Using Phyphox, ESP32, and ADS1115

Oscillating current waveform

Electromagnetic Oscillation Experiment Using Phyphox, ESP32, and ADS1115

Oscillation period measurement

It was measured that the oscillation period of the electromagnetic oscillation circuit in this experiment was 2.2 seconds, and the experiment was a complete success.

Electromagnetic Oscillation Experiment Using Phyphox, ESP32, and ADS1115

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