Planar valves

A planar valve comprising:

• a base having a cylindrical hollow in it and at list two holes in its side wall that are connecting said inner hollow with outside environment;
• a piston that fits precisely inside said cylindrical hollow of the base's cylindrical hollow, has a shape of a rectangular ring and side holes that are exactly matching the holes in side walls of the base when said piston fits in the base's cylindrical hollow;
• a cylindrical core that fits precisely into the inner space of said piston ring and can be freely rotated there around its axis of symmetry;
• has a channel inside, ends of which can connect two side holes in said piston when said cylindrical core is fitted into the inner space of said piston ring and is turned on some proper angle around its axis of symmetry;
• and top of said cylindrical core has a shape of a turning disk;
• a rectangular driver box, to the bottom of which the base with piston and cylindrical core inside can be attached from outside of said box on the one of its end, and having the reciprocal turning disk on the other end of its bottom;
• two wire coils that ate attached to said driver box inside on a specific distance (defined bellow) from each other and are connected to voltage entrance electrodes in such manner that said coils, being fed by a direct current, generate magnetic field with opposite directions to each other;
• a non-stretchable rod loop that is set on both turning disks—the made on the top of said cylindrical disk and on the reciprocal turning disk that is attached to the bottom of said driver box on the other end of it;
• and said rod in said loop has one of its part penetrating through both said coils and has a strip of a permanent magnet fixed on it in the specific place (defined bellow) between said two coils;
• wherein:
• said rod loop should be reliably attached to said turning disk in one point of each of them at maximal possible distance from each other (i.e. in the opposite ends of their co-linear diameters) with condition that the inner channel in said cylindrical core precisely connects two holes in the piston and the magnet strip is exactly in its equilibrium point near by one of said wire coils at some polarity of voltage on them;
• the distance between turning disks, their radii and the length of said strip of a permanent magnet should be chosen in such manner that at relocation of said strip from one equilibrium position of said magnet strip near by one coil to its other equilibrium position near by the complementary coil should cause turn of cylindrical core inside said piston on such angle around its axis of symmetry which surely provides a reliable disconnection of the outer channels due to a proper turn of said inner channel inside said cylindrical core.