Magnetic memory drive
OwnerJohn Vranishinventor
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Abstract
A magnetic memory drive system and apparatus, capable of functioning as a generator, including within applications of regenerative braking. The system may perform as an electric generator by forcing rotor rotation against magnetized poles and using the pole coils to induce AC current from the oscillating magnetic flux between the magnetized poles and the moving rotor. Further, energy stored in super capacitors of the system can provide an immediate burst of power to either drive or brake wheels of a vehicle beyond normal system capabilities for short periods of time. Additionally, can perform computer-controlled brake pumping whereby magnetic braking is switched on and off to prevent sliding on water or ice.
Claims2
A magnetic memory drive system comprising:
- a stator, said stator equipped with magnetic poles;
- a rotor;
- a microcontroller, said microcontroller equipped with an input measurement terminal;
- a power supply, said power supply disposed in communication with said microcontroller;
- and
- wherein said power supply is a DC voltage source system.
A method of use of the magnetic memory drive system comprising:
- the microcontroller selecting the magnetic poles of the stator to be magnetized;
- the power supply connecting to the mux, through the mux to appropriate poles, through pole windings to demux, and through the demux to ground;
- magnetizing the poles;
- demagnetizing the poles;
- disconnecting coils from the power supply and ground and reconnecting the coils to the input measurement terminal of the microcontroller;
- the rotor starting to move;
- the coil windings acting as a resolver;
- the microcontroller monitoring performance;
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- demagnetizing a first set of poles while a second set of poles is magnetized.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.