Shield generator
OwnerMichael S. Sylvester, IIinventor
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Abstract
A generator for generating energy is described. The generator includes a first shielding disk having alternating first disk regions of magnetic shielding and non-shielding. One or more conductive wires are located axially below the first shielding disk. Each conductive wire has one end that crosses through a first disk region of magnetic shielding. The generator also includes a first magnet located axially above the first shielding disk such that a first pole is of the first magnet is directed towards the first shielding disk and the conductive wire and a second magnet located axially above the first shielding disk such that a second pole is of the second magnet is directed towards the first shielding disk. The second pole is opposite the first pole of the first magnet. Methods of using the generator are also described.
Claims12
A generator comprising:
- a first shielding disk and a second shielding disk separated along an axis by a space and configured to rotate around the axis, each shielding disk having alternating regions of magnetic shielding and non-shielding arranged a common radial distance from the axis, each region of magnetic shielding on the first shielding disk being azimuthally-aligned with a region of non-shielding on the second shielding disk
- a pair of magnets disposed in a stationary position with respect to the axis, the pair of magnets comprising:
- a first magnet located axially above the first shielding disk with a first pole of the first magnet facing the first shielding disk;
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- a second magnet located axially below the second shielding disk at the same azimuthal position as the first magnet with a second pole of the second magnet facing the second shielding disk;
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- a conductive wire arranged in the space between the first shielding disk and the second shielding disk, the conductive wire comprising a coil with a plurality of windings extending back and forth across the axis.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.