Abstract: A hydraulic power generating system includes a hydraulic motor, a bidirectional generator connected to the hydraulic motor, a hydraulic cylinder, first and second tubes, a piston structure having a piston and first and second links, and a power driving device connected to the first link. The piston divides the hydraulic cylinder into first and second chambers. The first and second links are connected to the piston and disposed through the first and second chambers, respectively. The first tube is communicated with the first chamber and the hydraulic motor. The second tube is communicated with the second chamber and the hydraulic motor. When the power driving device drives the piston toward the first chamber, hydraulic oil is pumped to the hydraulic motor for rotating the bidirectional generator. When the power driving device drives the piston toward the second chamber, the hydraulic oil is pumped to rotate the bidirectional generator reversely.

Abstract: A permanent magnet generator for ocean energy conversion includes a stator structure and a rotor structure. The stator structure includes a stator body whereon a plurality of stator slots are formed. The rotor structure includes a rotor body whereon a plurality of rotor slots are formed. The rotor body is disposed inside the rotor body in a swinging or rotatable manner. A ratio of a number of the rotor slots to a number of the stator slots is 8 to 9. The number of the rotor slots is at least equal to 64. The number of the stator slots is at least equal to 72. The permanent magnet generator requires a low speed/angle of a swinging/rotating movement of the rotor body relative to the stator body to generate electricity, and therefore, it facilitates electricity generation from ocean energy.