Rotational magnetic propulsion motors
OwnerDaniel Farbinventor
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Abstract
Devices and methods for generating electricity from configurations of rotors with attached magnets and separate electromagnets are described.
Claims17
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A system for a magnetic propulsion motor, comprising:
- a. a rotor with a set of at least one magnet,
- b. a holder with a set of at least one electromagnet,
- c. an electrical input system to the electromagnet set that activates the electromagnet periodically,
- d. at least one magnet set is substantially equally spaced,
- e. said rotor magnet set and said electromagnet set produce sufficient flux when substantially facing each other to rotate the rotor.
An electro-optical control system for a magnetic propulsion motor, comprising:
- a. a rotor with a magnet set adjacent to an electromagnetic set on a holder,
- b. a reflector, mounted on the rotor,
- c. an LED or other light or electromagnetic source, mounted on an adjacent structure,
- d. a detector, mounted on an adjacent structure,
- e. a control system for the time and/or degree of the electromagnetic activation, electronically connected to the detector's output, and providing output to said electromagnet set.
A method of driving or braking a rotational magnetic propulsion system using repulsion, attraction, or attraction/repulsion, wherein activation of the electromagnet occurs during unlock positions and the electromagnet is deactivated during lock positions, or vice versa.
A system for a magnetic propulsion motor, comprising:
- a. a rotor with a set of at least one electromagnet,
- b. a holder with a set of at least one magnet,
- c. an electrical input system to the electromagnet set that activates the electromagnet periodically,
- d. said rotor electromagnet set and said magnet set produce sufficient flux when substantially facing each other to rotate the rotor.
A method of braking a rotational propulsion motor, wherein changing directionality of the current reverses the polarity of the electromagnets.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.