Abstract: The planar electric motor for aerospace use is a one hundred percent electric thruster or motor and consists of a device capable of generating a thrust force on itself regardless of the environment around it even in vacuum or outer space. The impulse of the motor is produced by the interaction of the force fields generated by the current flowing through a primary conductor and a secondary conductor placed adjacent and parallel to the first conductor one, both being separated by means of an insulating material, the secondary conductor is interrupted, so that in order to complete the circuit, the charge carriers must jump the free space that constitute the secondary conductor breach, to achieve this the motor employs extremely brief high voltage pulses producing small impulses produce by the force of repulsion between both parallel currents that runs in opposite directions.

Abstract: The operation of the ultra-high frequency (UHF) electromagnetic motor or thruster, is based on generating extremely short and powerful electrical, magnetic or electromagnetic field pulses and separating (unrooting) or disassociating said field pulses from the originating source, so that subsequently the emitting device and a device that is the objective or target, a support structure that supports both devices and another elements connected to said support structure are for an instant disassociated from the field, waiting for the pulsed field to reach the objective or target. At that moment, the element emits a field with a polarization that allows the exertion of a force that attracts or repels the field pulse, with respect to the objective or target and consequently with respect to the motor of which they form part as a unit, both the emitter and the target being joined by a support structure.

Abstract: The operation of the ultra-high frequency (UHF) electromagnetic motor or thruster, the object of this invention, is based on generating extremely short and powerful electrical, magnetic or electromagnetic field pulses and separating (unrooting) or disassociating said field pulses from the originating source, so that subsequently the emitting device and a device that is the objective or target, a support structure that supports both devices and another elements connected to said support structure are for an instant disassociated from the field, waiting for the pulsed field to reach the objective or target. At that moment, the element emits a field with a polarization that allows the exertion of a force that attracts or repels the field pulse, with respect to the objective or target and consequently with respect to the motor of which they form part as a unit, both the emitter and the target being joined by a support structure.