Experiments designing a BLDC Acyclical Generator

[Magluvin]

Leeanderthal
I had a setup that I was just trying that used a loop like that but used a rotor with mags. The difference with both compared to a homopolar motr/gen is that the magnet poles do not make any changes throughout the cycle on a traditional hp setup. As far as I know. So from what I see, you poles are kinda pulsing when rotating so it can generate due to that if the conductor is stationary and the mags move.

Magsmovin

[phoneboy]

The pic is halbach array.  The way the smaller magnets are aligned in the pic the field gets concentrated with both poles on the same side parallel with that plane with weak a field on the sides and back.  The idea is to rotate the smaller magnets causing the field to rotate, if you had coils wrapped around the stationary magnets the changing flux should cut the coils and generate without having to move the stationary magnets or the coils.

[Magluvin]

So how would the coils be posed? A window motor style? or lengthwise? If length then some would cancel, no?

Mags

Be back in about an hour

[leeanderthal]

What would be the best way to describe the failure of experiment #1?  Do we say that the field has inertia and remains stationary?  Does the field not even belong to the magnet?  I had heard magnets being described as a "room temperature gravity superconductor". Or something like that.
Will even the most minute distortion of the field in a ring magnet give the field traction when rotated axially? Such as a piece of steel mounted on the rim or a small cut in the rim or several?
I am going to do another experiment next week similar to the failed experiment #1.  Instead of using disk magnets, I will mount four arc magnets around an iron rod.  Four north poles out on one end and four south poles facing out on the other end.  Will the fact that these magnets have segments (and a certain amount of distortion) give the field enough traction to rotate with the assembly?
Sorry, I've got too many questions

[phoneboy]

You would just wrap the coils around the longer stationary magnets like it was a core.  I got the idea when I saw a thread a while back about a bloch wall generator, it seemed like a halbach array would be perfect for it.  I'm going to start building a motor/generator based on this soon but I plan on trying out different coil configs like series flat coils or rotated rodin eneagrams, with high permeability spacers in between.  I posted a pic in another thread (another way to fight lorenz) that might help to visualize better.