Hydroelectric power generator system and method

A system for the generation of electricity, the system comprising:

• a body of water having a surface and a depth;
• a siphoning component partially submerged in the body of water, the siphoning component comprising a pipe with an interior, an exterior, an inlet, an outlet, a horizontal portion at the inlet, a downward angled portion at the outlet and a vertical portion extending between the horizontal portion and the downward angled portion, a selectively removeable inlet cover sealably communicative with the inlet, a selectively removeable outlet cover sealably communicative with the outlet, a pump sealably communicative with the pipe interior and configured to create a vacuum in the pipe interior, a one or more flow-rate sensor disposed within the pipe interior and configured to sense a rate of water flow through the pipe interior, and a one or more one-way valve disposed integral to the pipe between the inlet and the outlet in-line and communicative with a water flow in the pipe interior and further configured to prevent a backflow through the pipe;
• a generator component comprising a ramp and a one or more electrical generator, wherein the ramp is comprised of an inclined top surface having a first end higher than a second end and a support system fixedly attached below the top surface, wherein the support system is configured to maintain the top surface above the surface of the body of water, and wherein the one or more electrical generator is operatively communicative with the water flow via a one or more hydraulic turbine;
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• an electronics and control component comprising a processor, a logic circuit, and a power regulator, wherein the electronics and control component is in electrical and operational communication with the one or more flow-rate sensor, the pump, the inlet cover, the outlet cover, and the one or more electrical generators;
• whereby the system utilizes a hydrostatic pressure of the body of water at the depth of the inlet, along with the vacuum pump, to direct a water flow onto the ramp for the generation of an electrical energy.