Tommey Reed's New Pulse Motor Generator

[TommeyReed]

Hi All,

This is a new pulse motor generator project unlike anything out there.

This has 18 individual electromagnets that can be control as a pulse or collect power as a generator. 4 magnets are at every 0,90,180 and 270 degrees, either North or South that cause the four point rotor to spin or act as a generator.

A Micro-controller is needed to rotate and self charge the battery or caps. The main goal is to limit lenz law if possible.

This is my design.

Tom

[TommeyReed]

Hi All,

This is a update on this simple project I call a pulse generator.

Instead of having theories and not build a prototype. I like to built my protoptype to test my theories.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0KFM_dYnXI

Tom

[adrouk]

Hi All,

This is a new pulse motor generator project unlike anything out there.

This has 18 individual electromagnets that can be control as a pulse or collect power as a generator. 4 magnets are at every 0,90,180 and 270 degrees, either North or South that cause the four point rotor to spin or act as a generator.

A Micro-controller is needed to rotate and self charge the battery or caps. The main goal is to limit lenz law if possible.

This is my design.

Tom

why would you try to limit Lenz law ? Wouldn't be better to enhance effect of Faraday law ? Also if you want to reduce drag effect would you consider the size and shape of magnets ?

Maybe using electricity for coils to attract or repulse magnets while collecting only from bemf ? Like switching on magnets in electromagnetic way ( remember the iron core of your coils are in love with magnets) while other magnet(s) in your setup energise other coil(s). Use a battery for impulse, or mechanical mean then just enjoy watching after a great work.

At least this is how I would approach.

[TommeyReed]

Hi Adrouk,

Yes that could also be done, maybe you can show your test by building a simple unit like I have.

I think more people need to get involved and build stuff instead of just making comments.

Thanks...

Tom

[adrouk]

Thank you for invite, it is quite nice this setup you made. Right now I am a bit busy with some different projects but, I may jump on this at some point if I get my hands on a smart drive motor.

Quite amazing to see how old tech became new promising tech aka new axial flux motor or generator like from powering a washing machine to power an electric car or airplane ... and not a single word about graphene printed stators for motors or generators to reduce the amount of copper and weight for at least same efficiency.

But, why do you need to limit Lenz law in your setup ? What would be the achievement ? I am eager to learn if you don't mind. I'm not ashamed to be an idiot.