Converter of static magnetic energy into dynamic mechanical energy using composite ferrous cap windings

A method to generate torque on a shaft using a converter of static magnetic energy into dynamic mechanical energy having composite ferrous cap windings, said method comprising:

• providing a rotating camshaft located centrally, said rotating camshaft having two or more pairs of magnetic field generating components, each said magnetic field generating component placed opposite another magnetic field generating component and each connected to said camshaft via an extending rod;
• wherein each said magnetic field generating component is comprised of a sleeve having one or more composite ferrous cap assemblies within and along the sides of said sleeve, each said composite ferrous cap assembly comprised of a tightly coiled conductive insulated wire that is wound in a smooth oval pattern with no sharp turns and then dipped in a resin, plus a ferrous metal ‘T’ insert structure placed within the center of said winding assembly and a permanent magnet connected to said extending rod so that said permanent magnet moves in/out of said sleeve along the side of the metal ‘T’ insert as said camshaft rotates;
• providing a shaft connected to said camshaft and coupled to external mechanical rotation components, said shaft containing mechanical/electronic components to determine said shaft rotation position;
• providing electrical control circuits so that each said composite ferrous cap assembly receives current based on the shaft position so as to create a magnetic field around said composite ferrous cap assembly that cancels the attraction or rejection on the permanent magnet at the end of the extended rod exiting the sleeve;
• and
• operating said external mechanical rotation component.