Abstract: The Spiral Helix Electromagnetic Linear Pulse Motor is based on the three dimensional operational design Helix Rotation Concept, where the basic helix rotation concept, is a linear axis parallel electromagnetic pulse, or wave, created by the sequential activation, deactivation, and polarity reversal, of electromagnetic constructs arranged in a linear row, forming a linear array, parallel to the driveshaft axis, with a 360 degree spiral helix magnetic construct array around/along the length of the driveshaft, magnetically interacting with the electromagnetic pulse/wave created by the linear electromagnetic array. As a result of the electromagnetic wave/pulse traversing parallel to the axis across the linear electromagnetic array and synchronizing with the spiral helix magnetic array in a sequential linear manner, the device converts electromagnetic energy into continuous useful rotational mechanical energy.

Abstract: A spiral helix electromagnetic linear pulse motor includes a rotor, having a driveshaft; a first spiral magnetic core surrounding the rotor; linear electromagnetic assemblies surrounding the rotor, each having wire coils; and a second magnetic core; the wire coils surrounds the second magnetic core; linear support beams; connection joints; the linear support beams and linear electromagnetic assemblies alternate in positions around the rotor, thereby encompassing the rotor; the connection joints secures the linear support beams to the linear electromagnetic assemblies; a linear magnetic pulse travels down the linear electromagnetic assemblies parallel to the first magnetic core; the traveling of the linear magnetic pulse rotates the rotor; and rotation of the rotor creates rotational mechanical energy to be transferred via the driveshaft.