Electromagnetic motor and generator
OwnerWin Kaiinventor
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Abstract
A motor includes a coil and a rotor plate positioned proximate to the coil. Magnets are affixed on the side of the rotor plate and arranged in a circle such that, upon rotation of the rotor plate, the magnets pass, successively, adjacent the coil. Each of the magnets is oriented in a plane that extends through each of the magnets from the north pole to the south pole thereof. The magnets include at least a first magnet, a second magnet, and a third magnet. The second magnet is adjacent the first magnet, and the third magnet is adjacent the first magnet. The north pole of the first magnet is spaced a predetermined distance from the south pole of the third magnet, and the south pole of the first magnet is spaced the predetermined distance from the north pole of the second magnet.
Claims20
A motor comprising:
- a power input;
- a coil of wire connected to the power input, the coil having a substantially cylindrical shape extending from a first end to a second end, the wire being wound in a spiral along a length direction of the coil from the first end to the second end, and a width direction of the coil being defined perpendicular to the length direction;
- a rotor plate extending in a first plane, the rotor plate disposed with respect to the coil such that the length direction of the coil extends perpendicularly to the first plane and a side of the rotor plate is positioned proximate to the first end of the coil;
- a shaft extending through the rotor plate coaxially with a central axis of the rotor plate and substantially parallel with the length direction of the coil;
- and
- a plurality of magnets (“magnets”) affixed on the side of the rotor plate and arranged in a circle, the magnets being affixed such that, upon rotation of the rotor plate, the magnets pass, successively, adjacent to the first end of the coil, and each of the magnets having respective north poles and corresponding respective south poles,
- wherein each of the magnets is oriented, respectively, and circumferentially arranged on the rotor plate in a second plane in a circle such that a circumference of the circle along the second plane extends through each of the magnets from the north pole to the south pole thereof, the respective north poles and the respective south poles of each magnet being positioned an same radial distance from the central axis of the rotor plate, and the second plane being parallel to or coplanar with the first plane, and
- wherein the plurality of magnets includes at least a first magnet, a second magnet, and a third magnet, oriented such that:
- the second magnet is circumferentially positioned along the circle of the rotor plate to be adjacent a first side of the first magnet and the third magnet is circumferentially positioned along the circle of the rotor plate to be adjacent a second side of the first magnet, and
- the north pole of the first magnet is spaced a predetermined distance from the south pole of the third magnet, and the south pole of the first magnet is spaced the predetermined distance from the north pole of the second magnet, and
- all circumferentially adjacent magnets are separated circumferentially having an empty space therebetween.
A motor comprising:
- a frame structure;
- a shaft extending through at least a portion of the frame structure;
- a rotor connected to the shaft;
- a coil of wire disposed such that an end of the coil is positioned adjacent a side of the rotor;
- a power input connected to the coil;
- and
- a plurality of magnets (“magnets”) disposed in a circular pattern on the side of the rotor such that, upon rotation of the rotor, the magnets pass, successively, adjacent to the end of the coil, the magnets having respective north poles and corresponding respective south poles,
- wherein each of the magnets is oriented, respectively, and circumferentially arranged in a plane in a circle such that a circumference of the circle along the plane extends through each of the magnets from the north pole to the south pole thereof, the plane being parallel to or coplanar with the rotor, and
- wherein the magnets include at least a first magnet, a second magnet, and a third magnet, which are further oriented such that:
- the second magnet is circumferentially positioned along the circle of the rotor plate to be adjacent a first side of the first magnet and the third magnet is circumferentially positioned along the circle of the rotor plate to be adjacent a second side of the first magnet,
- the north pole of the first magnet is spaced a predetermined distance from the south pole of the third magnet, and the south pole of the first magnet is spaced the predetermined distance from the north pole of the second magnet and all circumferentially adjacent magnets are separated circumferentially having an empty space therebetween.
A motor comprising:
- a housing;
- an elongated coil of wire secured within the housing;
- one of a power input or a power output, connected to the coil;
- a first rotor including magnets disposed and circumferentially arranged thereon in a circular pattern, the first rotor positioned so that the coil extends in a direction perpendicular to a surface of the first rotor;
- a second rotor including magnets disposed and circumferentially arranged thereon in the circular pattern, the second rotor positioned so that the coil extends in a direction perpendicular to a surface of the second rotor, the second rotor disposed on a side of the coil opposite the first rotor so as to sandwich the coil therebetween;
- a shaft extending through respective central axes of the first rotor and the second rotor,
- wherein the magnets on the first rotor are oriented in a circle such that a circumference of the circle extends so that the respective north poles and south poles lie alternating thereon in a first plane,
- wherein the magnets on the second rotor are oriented in a circle such that a circumference of the circle extends so that the respective north poles and south poles lie alternating thereon in a second plane, the first plane and the second plane being parallel to or coplanar with the first rotor and the second rotor, respectively,
- wherein any two circumferentially arranged adjacent magnets on the first rotor and any two adjacent magnets on the second rotor are positioned so that respective proximal ends of the two adjacent magnets differ in polarity and all circumferentially adjacent magnets are separated circumferentially having an empty space therebetween.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.