Abstract: An efficient energy saving progressive magnetic rotation motor utilizing interacting rows of magnets on field pole rotors and a main rotor. The field pole rotors have rows of permanent magnets with increasing numbers of magnets per row. The main rotor has magnets and an electro-magnet. Magnets are arranged in opposite direction and polarity on the field pole rotors in relation to the main rotor. Magnetic attraction of the field pole rotors to the main rotor magnets results in a progressive magnetic rotational action producing rotational output. The motor is started, operated and stopped utilizing an electronic controller. Constant rotation is maintained by pulsing the electro-magnet with the controller from a positive to negative pulse synchronized to a feedback sensor located on the main rotor shaft.

Abstract: New permanent magnetic motor utilizing interacting rows of magnets on rotor poles and a main rotor. The rotor poles have rows of permanent magnets with increasing numbers of magnets per row. The main rotor has magnets and an electro-magnet. Magnets are arranged in opposite direction and polarity on the rotor poles in relation to the main rotor. Magnetic attraction of rotor poles to the main rotor magnets results in a progressive magnetic rotational action producing rotational output. The motor is started, operated and stopped utilizing an electronic controller. Constant rotation is maintained by pulsing the electro-magnet with the controller synchronized to a feedback sensor located on the main rotor shaft.