Magnetic flux motor just patented that creates it's own electricity!

[Jimboot]

Whats one of them ?
Like this ?--> https://www.pengky.cn/zz-direct-drive-turbine/transverse-flux-generator/transverse-flux-generator.html

Thanks, but i must say, it was a long 2 years, but paid off in the end.

Yup.

[tinman]

Yup.

I must say, i'm not sure how it is suppose to induce a current flow through the windings, as almost all the magnetic flux would be contained within the cores, and next to none outside them to cut through the windings.

And i notice that each pole piece opposite to each other in your design, is off set to each other.
Is there a reason for that ?

[Jimboot]

36 poles rotor will have 72 pm. This way was easier to mill with the three dremels I burned out. Thank goodness for Bunnings 30 day return policy. I still have a brand new one in a box   Here's RMS build. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8weP9Cpphw


https://www.gknpm.com/en/solutions/electric-motor-innovations/ this mob was bought out.

[onepower]

Tinman

I must say, i'm not sure how it is suppose to induce a current flow through the windings, as almost all the magnetic flux would be contained within the cores, and next to none outside them to cut through the windings.

Indeed, I looked at the link you posted here, https://www.pengky.cn/zz-direct-drive-turbine/transverse-flux-generator/transverse-flux-generator.html , and figured out the operating principal in around a minute. However I understand 99% of people wouldn't understand how it works because they rely on textbook theory rather than first principals.

I will explain how it works but I would also like to hear others theories before I explain the answer. Here's a clue, the picture below contains all the information we need to know. From this we can deduce how the transverse generator works.

AC

[phoneboy]

Tinman
Indeed, I looked at the link you posted here, https://www.pengky.cn/zz-direct-drive-turbine/transverse-flux-generator/transverse-flux-generator.html , and figured out the operating principal in around a minute. However I understand 99% of people wouldn't understand how it works because they rely on textbook theory rather than first principals.

I will explain how it works but I would also like to hear others theories before I explain the answer. Here's a clue, the picture below contains all the information we need to know. From this we can deduce how the transverse generator works.

AC

Ok I'll bite.
Its works by creating an alternating A vector potential field which induces a current in the coil in the center of the cores.  It's pretty obvious from the drawing that there are half as many cores as rotor magnets so at times when the magnets are aligned on center with the cores they are either all north or all south.