Electromagnetic reciprocating pump and motor means

In an electromagnetic reciprocating means for use for providing mechanical force for functioning as a pump means for conveyance of fluid, comprising, cylinder means, closure means provided at each end of the cylinder means, said closure means incorporating at least one of a fluid inlet or fluid outlet valve means for accommodating pumped fluid flow through the cylinder means, at least a pair of electromagnets operatively associated with aaid cylinder means, a magnetically responsive piston provided within said cylinder means and capable of longitudinally shifting reciprocally within said cylinder means upon the sequential energization of said electromagnets, electrical circuitry means connecting with said electromagnets and upon energization charging said electromagnets in progressively timed sequence for enducing the reciprocal shifting of said piston within said cylinder means, said electromagnet reciprocating means comprising the said pump means, said electrical circuitry including an electrical energy power supply means, sequencing circuitry means connecting with said power supply means and including a series of gates and being useful for regulating the rate and timing of the delivery of the electrical charge to the electromagnets, a coil driver circuitry means electrically connecting with each electromagnet and also connecting with the sequencing circuitry means and useful for regulating the quantity of charge delivered to each of the particular electromagnets during operation of the reciprocating means, said sequencing circuitry means including an oscillating section, a sequence counter decoder logic section coupled with the oscillator section and which translates the pulses generated by the oscillator section into sequential outputs, and a pre-stage coil driver section which functions as a buffer between the sequence counter decoder logic section and the coil driver circuitry means.