Acoustic Levitator Kit

Name: Acoustic Levitator Kit
SKU: 11305
Price: 70.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.60 (5 reviews)

(5 Reviews)

Multi-emitter single-axis acoustic levitator

Designed by Makerfabs in China

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Multi-emitter single-axis acoustic levitator

Asier Marzo's idea and experiment about Levitator. Uses acoustic waves to hold in mid-air samples such as water, ants or tiny electric components. This technology has been previously restricted to a …

Parts List

76x 10mm 40kHz transducers
1 x Arduino Nano
1 x L298N Dual Motor Drive Board
1 x Power switch
1 x DC adaptor 9V
1 x Jumper wires
6 x Black and red wire
Some Exposed wire
1 x 3D-printed TinyLev

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Review Breakdown

Average Ratings

Product: (4.80)

Documentation: (3.80)

Shipping: (5.00)

Communication: (4.80)

Mohamed | June 17, 2021

Excellent kit, no documentation at all

Excellent kit, no documentation,I had to search for all the steps on line which was not easy. Other than that, the kit self itself great.

Documentation needs to be fixed so that people without experience can use the kit

Albano | Oct. 15, 2019

Works!! It is amazing but requires some expertise.

Tips: You will need at least a multimeter, a pen or some way to mark the polarity, a welder, more wires, some kind of glue (hot glue did not work for me) and a jumper pin.
It is important to check the transmitters polarity with the multimeter. Ralf of the transmitters in my kit was inverted.
You will need some welder expertise and some patience to glue the transmitters.
One last tip. The object to levitate needs to be smaller than half of the wave length. In practical terms smaller than 3 millimeters (0,12 inches).

Jayson | July 1, 2019

Excellent

I am from Philippines and I am very satisfied with their service. I got mine working already! Thank you very much!

Kang | Dec. 26, 2018

This is a very well-designed work.

I think this is an experiment that is physically very important. I've done a quick test of quick delivery and it works well. Thank you very much for inspiring me.

Benjamin | Feb. 7, 2018

best i can say...

When re-searching how this has been done, the levitation's as intersting (and practical) as the method. 'Makerfabs' , an experiment, working from Shenzen for outsourcing,globally, at a free-lancer level... And the results?
yep, they've done it. Now who's going to be cleaver enough to use it? The biggest risk after sales, propotionate overheads, seeing as the service user can assume they did everything they should have, on all count counts... what a ak cent on vampire guy? he d therves an cuv ant....hypno-tique!