Biased Reed Switch Motor

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This is a simple electric motor the uses a “biased” magnetic reed switch to control the energy flow to the motor coil. A small magnet located near one end of the reed switch causes it to turn on when just one pole of the motor N/S rotor magnet passes by.

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