Magnetic flux storage capacitor, energy harvesting generator

A Magnetic Flux Capacitor Energy Harvesting Generator comprising:

• a movable first magnet, situated within a blind hole wire-wound coil bobbin chamber;
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• said magnet is centrally held in a butted position against said blind hole's inner substantially thin-wall segment, to provide direct mechanical communication with the said inner substantially thin-wall segment, and
• where said inner substantially thin-wall segment has a thickness of less than or equal to 1.0 millimeters, and
• a second substantially thin rectangular magnet that is held stationary within a movable trigger element's blind horizontal substantially thin slot that contains said second substantially thin rectangular magnet;
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• said coil bobbin is attached to a base member, and where
• said base member has two opposite vertical guide channel posts, and where said guide posts allow for said trigger that contains said rectangular second magnet to move down and up thus describing said trigger action to produce electrical power;
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• said trigger has two opposite springs connected between said base member and said trigger;
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• where said rectangular magnet simultaneously moves in conjunction with said movable trigger element's motion, and where
• the substantially proximal distance between the coil bobbin's outside blind hole segment and said rectangular magnet's magnetic pole is less than or equal to 1.0 millimeters, and
• said rectangular magnet's magnetic pole's side edge is in the same plane as said trigger's first surface area;
• and where said trigger's surface area moves down and up smoothly against the outside surface of said coil bobbin's blind hole wall;
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• as the action of down and up motion of said trigger and rectangular magnet's pole edge surface simultaneously moves down and up over said first magnet, this trigger action causes said first magnet to omnidirectionally gyrate within said blind hole, where said blind hole is substantially larger in volume than that of said first magnet's volume, thus allowing for first magnet's magnetic poles flux line of force to continuously pass through said coil windings of copper wire, and by Faraday's law induces an electrical energy field to establish a voltage potential across the two coil wire terminals for producing power to an electrical load.