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

[panyuming]

In the patent schematic, the stator salient spacing is relatively small.
The rotor core is prone to step out.
Therefore, in fact, the spacing of the stator salient poles accounts for about 1/4 of the period.

[bistander]

In the patent schematic, the stator salient spacing is relatively small.
The rotor core is prone to step out.
Therefore, in fact, the spacing of the stator salient poles accounts for about 1/4 of the period.

Yes, but he has 3 Stators stacked axially each separated by a spacer appears to be same thickness as the individual stator core, and the 3 stators offset angularly about a tooth width. Three PM rotors are in line axially spaced apart same as stators. As it rotates, the rotor(s) sequentially align with each of the 3 salient teeth then a blank space for each "total" pole pitch. Each "total" pole consist of 3 "mini" poles ( or teeth) and a blank space. I assume each of the 3 rotor magnets has a corresponding director and each its own magnetic circuit (path).

This complicates the 2D analysis. But it is hardly a method for power gain. Also, watching the video to analyze construction I notice his instruments regularly read a gain of about 20. If that was real, he'd certainly be able to replace the disc brake with a small generator and loop it.
bi

[SolarLab]

This device should be easy to analyze-simulate using the free FEMM 2D CAE. Might
answer some technical questions (provide some actual numbers) and confirm the
viability of various magnetics and physics.
Maybe even create animated plots with actual torques and legends.

https://www.femm.info/wiki/HomePage

Since the device is simple enough, some Student versions of other 3D CAE platforms
might be capable of analyzing it as well. Wouldn't hurt to check anyway! 

Just sayin'

Not curious enough myself to bother, but if you fellows come up with something
promising, maybe at some point.

[sm0ky2]

looks pretty simple:


a rotating magnet placed in the center of two opposing stator magnets.


has anyone tested this? or do i waste my time building another HJ?


the principal is sound, does anyone have the magnets?


HJ said this works, and showed us many ways to do it, this falls in line with any of those.




we're at page 6 here? any experiments? videos? etc? theories ? conjecture?

[panyuming]

Yes, but he has 3 Stators stacked axially each separated by a spacer appears to be same thickness as the individual stator core, and the 3 stators offset angularly about a tooth width.

Thanks bistander for discussing!

The structure of three layers combined at different angles is for smoother rotation.
My thinking has not yet taken into account the three layers.
I'm just guessing in the case of a single layer whether the Corbin principle and improvements can amplify the torque.

I also consult you where the extra energy will come from.

I figured out the single layer and then further learned the three-layer structure.

Thank you, everyone
panyuming