Electro-magnetic generator with pendulum structure for converting kinetic energy to electrical energy

Abstract

An electro-magnetic generator is disclosed, comprising a housing containing an arched array of metal coils and a magnet connected to a inverted pendulum. The inverted pendulum is configured to move the magnet relative to the bottom surface of the arched array of metal coils, generating an electrical current in one or more of the metal coils through electromagnetic induction. Each coil in the array includes a first terminal and a second terminal for electrical output. The generator further includes a plurality of current rectifier circuits, each connected to the first and second terminals of the respective metal coils, ensuring that the output current flows in a unified direction. The outputs from the rectifier circuits are summed together to create a combined current, which is routed to a battery terminal for storage. A voltage regulator is connected to the battery terminal to stabilize the electrical output.

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