Power generator with high power-to-volume ratio
OwnerKuo-Shen Liuinventor
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Abstract
A power generator with high power-to-volume ratio includes a plurality of silicon steel plates and air gaps or plastic plates, which are alternately arranged to form adjacent magnetic paths of a stator and a mover or a rotor of a power generator and which have intervals (which are defined by thickness or width of the silicon steel plates or the air gaps or the plastic plates) that are set to be very small, whereby when the mover or the rotor take a movement or rotation by one interval, magnetic flux induced in a magnetic path of the stator around which an induction coil is wound changes magnitude and direction thereof so that through quick changes, the induction coil induces a higher voltage and thus significantly increases power-to-volume ratio of the generator.
Claims5
A power generator with high power-to-volume ratio comprising a plurality of silicon steel plates and air gaps or plastic plates, which are alternately arranged to form adjacent magnetic paths of a stator and a mover or a rotor of a linear mover generator or a rotary generator and which have intervals (which are defined by thickness or width of the silicon steel plates or the air gaps or the plastic plates) that are set to be very small, whereby when the mover or the rotor take a movement or rotation by one interval, magnetic flux induced in a magnetic path of the stator around which an induction coil is wound changes magnitude and direction thereof so that through quick changes, the induction coil induces a higher voltage and thus significantly increases power-to-volume ratio of the generator.
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