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My poster is about the dynamo, a form of electric generator created by Michael Faraday in 1831. The poster will include diagrams and schematics of how the dynamo generates electricity, an early design of the dynamo, and a laminated copy of the original research published by Faraday for historical context. The poster’s purpose is to demonstrate how early dynamos generated power, which aids in understanding their historical importance and applications.