Abstract: An alternative energy generating apparatus is provided. The apparatus comprises a stationary metal coil or coils positioned by, above, below, or beside a magnet or a rotor of magnets with one or more imbedded magnets (e.g., rare earth magnets). Magnets may be imbedded along an outer part of a disc-like rotor. The one or more coils may be held in a coil plate apparatus, essentially parallel to the magnet rotor. The provided apparatus further comprises a shaft having a gear ratio for turning the rotor of magnets, such as by hand or by a motor in order to achieve a high turning velocity. The magnets generate an electromagnetic field, which when rotated against the stationary metal coils, produce an electric current.

Abstract: Approaches presented herein enable an alternative energy generator to generate electricity and scaled voltage by placing stationary rare earth magnets on a rotating plate in such a manner that an electric current is produced when the magnets on the plate are moved and the magnet flux lines cut across a stationary metal coil. More specifically, one or more stationary metal coils are positioned near a rotating plate on which a set of magnets are places, the metal coils oriented to be crossed by magnetic flux lines of the magnets. Alternatively, a set of magnets or metal coils are place on a rotating plate with one or more stationary magnets oriented near to yield crossed magnetic flux lines. The rotating plate may be driven by a motor, a hand crank, or any human motion with a set of gears to facilitate rotational torque.

Abstract: An alternative energy generating apparatus is provided. The apparatus comprises a stationary metal coil or coils positioned by, above, below, or beside a magnet or a rotor of magnets with one or more imbedded magnets (e.g., rare earth magnets). Magnets may be imbedded along an outer part of a disc-like rotor. The one or more coils may be held in a coil plate apparatus, essentially parallel to the magnet rotor. The provided apparatus further comprises a shaft having a gear ratio for turning the rotor of magnets, such as by hand or by a motor in order to achieve a high turning velocity. The magnets generate an electromagnetic field, which when rotated against the stationary metal coils, produce an electric current.

Abstract: A windmill generator is provided configured to produce electric current to a receiving device when flux lines of a magnetic field are crossed by a coil. The windmill generator comprises a coil frame armature around which a coil is wrapped. Rare earth magnets are disposed in proximity to the coil. A set of wings may be coupled to the coil frame armature. When motion is induced to the coil from the pushing effect of moving air pushing the set of wings, an electric field and electric current due are produced due to flux lines of the magnetic field of the magnet being crossed by the moving coil. Alternatively, the set of wings may be coupled to the at least one magnet. When motion is induced to a magnet, an electric field/electric current is produced.

Abstract: Approaches presented herein enable an alternative energy generator to generate electricity and scaled voltage by placing stationary rare earth magnets on a rotating plate in such a manner that an electric current is produced when the magnets on the plate are moved and the magnet flux lines cut across a stationary metal coil. More specifically, one or more stationary metal coils are positioned near a rotating plate on which a set of magnets are places, the metal coils oriented to be crossed by magnetic flux lines of the magnets. Alternatively, a set of magnets or metal coils are place on a rotating plate with one or more stationary magnets oriented near to yield crossed magnetic flux lines. The rotating plate may be driven by a motor, a hand crank, or any human motion with a set of gears to facilitate rotational torque.

Abstract: An electric radiometer generates electricity in tangible amounts by placing stationary rare earth magnets on a stationary magnetized needle which are connected to two-sided aluminum wings in such a manner that an electric current is produced when the coils in motion cut across the flux lines of a stationary magnetic field after a complete revolving circuit to a receiving device.

Abstract: A windmill generator is provided configured to produce electric current to a receiving device when flux lines of a magnetic field are crossed by a coil. The windmill generator comprises a coil frame armature around which a coil is wrapped. Rare earth magnets are disposed in proximity to the coil. A set of wings may be coupled to the coil frame armature. When motion is induced to the coil from the pushing effect of moving air pushing the set of wings, an electric field and electric current due are produced due to flux lines of the magnetic field of the magnet being crossed by the moving coil. Alternatively, the set of wings may be coupled to the at least one magnet. When motion is induced to a magnet, an electric field/electric current is produced.

Abstract: A windmill generates electricity in tangible amounts by placing stationary rare earth magnets on a stationary magnetized needle which are connected to two-sided aluminum wings in such a manner that an electric current is produced when the coils in motion cut across the flux lines of a stationary magnetic field after a complete revolving circuit to a receiving device.

Abstract: An electric radiometer generates electricity in tangible amounts by placing stationary rare earth magnets on a stationary magnetized needle which are connected to two-sided aluminum wings in such a manner that an electric current is produced when the coils in motion cut across the flux lines of a stationary magnetic field after a complete revolving circuit to a receiving device.