Abstract: A ceiling fan motor with a generator winding is disclosed. A stator is fixed on a motor axle. It is surrounded with several first magnetizing coils, each of which is winded with a second magnetizing coil with a generator winding. A rotor is mounted on the motor axle. The rotor has several magnetic objects around the stator. Each first magnetizing coil is affected by an input voltage to generate an inducing magnetic field for rotating the rotor with respect top the stator. The second magnetizing coil on the stator detects and receives a back electromotive force produced because the rotor rotates and cuts through the magnetic lines, thereby generating electrical power.

Abstract: A magnetic force based automatic power generation device includes a ring body, which has an inner circumference along which spaced permanent magnets are arranged and an outer circumference along which spaced electric magnets are arranged. A driving element is coupled to a top of the ring body. A speed reduction device is coupled to a bottom of the ring body. The speed reduction device is coupled to a power generation element. By starting the ring body by means of the electric magnets and the permanent magnets, the ring body is allowed to be continuously driven by alternating magnetic attractive and repulsive forces induced between magnetic poles of the permanent magnets and the electric magnets and a driving force generated by the driving element for fast rotation, which in turn drives the speed reduction device and the power generation element, so that the power generation device is caused to generate electricity.

Abstract: A system for generating power comprising, a superconducting generator including, an armature assembly comprising, a body portion, a tooth portion having a front surface and a rear surface, a slot partially defined by the body portion and the tooth portion, an armature bar engaging the slot, and a cooling cavity partially defined by the tooth portion, communicative with the front surface and the rear surface.

Abstract: An electric motor utilizing a plurality of linearly reciprocating magnetic elements comparable to pistons in a fluid motor and a linear-to-rotary motion translation element comprising a sinusoidal member engaging the reciprocating magnetic elements. The sinusoidal member is fixed to a rotary output shaft. Each reciprocating magnetic element has rollers for minimizing friction while engaging the sinusoidal cam and additional rollers for guiding reciprocation within the housing of the motor. In a preferred embodiment, the electric motor is a DC motor which drives an AC generator.

Abstract: A system for generating energy may comprise a power source capable of supplying energy in the form of electricity to an electric motor. The electric motor is energized by the power source and will cause a drive shaft to rotate. The drive shaft is mechanically connected to an electric generator capable of converting the rotation of the drive shaft into electrical energy. A load may be electrically connected to the electric generator, such that the load may receive the electrical energy generated by electric generator.

Abstract: A self sustaining generator system 10 is provided. The generator system 10 includes a battery 12. The battery 12 is coupled through an output terminal thereof to an inverter 14 which converts the direct current battery output to an alternating current source of power. The generator system 10 of this invention is also provided with an electric motor 16 which is activated by the inverter 14 to amplify the signal generated by the inverter. An electric generator 18 is provided which is activated by the motor 16. As a result the generator 18 provides a first plurality of predetermined power output signals at selected output terminal 20 thereof and a second predetermined power output signal at a second output terminal 22 thereof which is feedback to the battery 12. This allows the battery 12 to be constantly charged thereby sustaining the operation of the generator system 10.

Abstract: A controller able to efficiently operate an electric motor of an axial air-gap type as an electric motor and an electricity generator is provided.

Abstract: A brushless disk DC motor that exhibits high power density and light weight and is capable of power regeneration and reverse operation employs a flat circular non-ferrous stator plate having a plurality of electromagnets mounted in a ring pattern on an inner face thereof. Permanent magnets are mounted in equal numbers in inner and outer ring patterns on the outer and inner cylindrical surfaces, respectively, of a pair of steel rotors of different diameter that rotate in concert. The stator plate and the pair of rotors are axially aligned such that the inner and outer rings of permanent magnets rotate adjacent to and inside and outside, respectively, the ring of electromagnets. The electromagnets utilize tape-wound amorphous metal cores to minimize eddy currents and resultant iron losses and to permit the use of heavier gauge copper windings to minimize resistive power losses.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a constant-power brushless DC motor and a generator using the same, and in particular, to a constant-power brushless DC motor and a generator using the same, which stably generates power upon load fluctuation. Since the stator is wound in parallel by phases and poles, the motor is realized to generate high power with low voltage and since the stator's winding is performed without interconnection, automatic production is realized to reduce costs and enable mass production. Accordingly, a generator constituted by using the above-described motor supplies high efficient power.

Abstract: Modern solar voltaic power conversion for grid compatible usage requires employing complicated active electronic systems designed to control connection, conversion, regulation and safety functions that are absolutely necessary for co-generation applications. This invention inherently and passively performs all of those functions, delivering fully regulated, compatible and fail safe alternating current suitable for supplementing the electrical grid at virtually any point of use and does not use any active electronic devices. This invention dramatically simplifies and improves the art of converting solar voltaic power to common grid power by utilizing an ingenious “Motor-Generator” combination of a common direct current motor and a common induction motor; Two very old devices that have been in common use for over one hundred years.

Abstract: A hybrid electric/piston driven motor may use a low voltage, high torque direct current (DC) motor to drive a vehicle, such as a motorcycle. The DC motor may be powered by a battery that may be charged by an alternator/DC generator. The alternator/DC generator may be driven by the movement of the vehicle. The motor may include springs that receive the kinetic energy of the pistons of the motor as the pistons rise in their upstroke. The springs may convert this upstroke kinetic energy to downstroke kinetic energy, minimizing the power needed from the battery.

Abstract: A power generating device includes a carrier module, a stator module, a rotor module and a power generating module. The stator module is assembled to the carrier module, and has a first circuit board and a plurality of driving coils. The rotor module is located in an electromagnetic field, and has a multipolar magnetic rotor and a rotating axle. A magnetic field of the multipolar magnetic rotor interacts with the electromagnetic field to make the rotor module rotating relative to the stator module, and make the multipolar magnetic rotor producing a varying magnetic field. The power generating module is located in the varying magnetic field, and has a second circuit board and a plurality of induction coils. The induction coils induct the varying magnetic field to output an induction circuit to the second circuit board.

Abstract: An auxiliary drive/brake system for a wind turbine includes an impulse, high torque motor, a gearbox transmission, a drive shaft, and a transfer gearbox that connects to either the wind turbine low-speed shaft or to the wind turbine gearbox. Control of the auxiliary drive/brake system is performed by a programmable computer-based motor drive control system in combination with instrumentation and sensors fitted to the rotating wind turbine components. Torque and horsepower created by the present auxiliary drive/brake system is transferred into the wind turbine low-speed shaft where it combines with the torque and horsepower created by the wind acting on the wind turbine rotor blades, the combined torque and horsepower is transferred from the wind turbine low-speed shaft into the wind turbine gearbox and the wind turbine generator, causing the wind turbine generator to operate and produce electricity which is supplied to the power company.

Abstract: A motor apparatus has a housing, an outer stator positioned within the housing, an inner stator positioned within the housing and interior of the outer stator, a rotor positioned in the housing between the outer stator and the inner stator, a first squirrel cage affixed to an outer diameter of the rotor in spaced relationship to the outer stator, a second squirrel cage affixed to an inner diameter of the rotor in spaced relationship to the inner stator, and a shaft connected to the rotor such that the shaft rotates relative to a rotation of the inner rotor. The shaft extends outwardly of the housing. A power source is electrically connected to the outer stator and to the inner stator.

Abstract: Devices and methods for generating electricity from configurations of rotors with attached magnets and separate electromagnets are described.

Abstract: Method and apparatus for powering an electric power generator by circumferentially positioning an array of drive magnets on a rotor and positioning a series of electromagnets on a platform surrounding the drive magnets. The electromagnets are energized and provided with a repulsive polarity at exact time and position necessary to repel a corresponding drive magnet on the rotor so as to drive the rotor in one direction. The rotor includes arrays of permanent magnets that induce current in wire coils circumferentially disposed in one or more stators around and in close proximity to the induction magnets.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a power transmission apparatus, which includes a top, a bearing holder, a driving member, a transmitting plate having at least one groove, and a rotating wheel having at least one roller. The top has a body and a spindle that penetrates the center of the body and is substantially vertical to the ground. The bearing holder locates on the ground and supports one end of the spindle. The driving member is used for rotating the top. The at least one roller is embedded in the at least one groove on the transmitting plate.

Abstract: An electric clutch actuator capable of operating in two power loss conditions. For a condition where a normally engaged clutch is disengaged during a system power loss and the desired action is for the clutch to remain in the disengaged positional state, a holding device moves to a power off activated position to prevent movement of an actuator for the clutch. For a condition where the clutch is disengaged during a system power loss and the desired action is for the clutch to move to an engaged positional state, a motor in the electric clutch actuator is used as a generator to convert the potential energy of a clutch pressure spring into electrical energy to provide energy for powering the holding device to remain deactivated, permitting movement of the clutch actuator to the engaged position. Maintaining the holding device deactivated permits the clutch to move to the engaged position and thereby allows vehicle engine braking to be used during a power loss of the system.

Abstract: Innovative self-sustaining/self-supportive electrical-generating system to produce electrical energy, to power land vehicles with an electrical engine/motor, characterized, that this land vehicle can run without any fossil raw material and that rotational energy from motion of the vehicle is converted into electrical energy that can be stored by a battery/energy cell and power the electrical engine/motor by means of a generator.

Abstract: A generator powered electric circuit is provided. The generator powered electric motor circuit includes a motor; a controller that monitors the power cycle corresponding to the motor; a fuel cell that initiates a power-up cycle corresponding to the motor; and a generator that is coupled to the motor.

Abstract: The uninterrupted battery operated generator system 50 of the present invention generates electrical and kinetic energy without using fossil fuel or external energy sources to recharge. It uses two sets of energy storage means 11, 12 alternatively, to power a rotational torque generating means 15. The rotational torque generating means 15 drives the rotational movement of a flywheel 31 coupled to gyroscopes 35, which store and multiply kinetic energy. An alternator 16 is driven by the rotational torque generating means to convert this kinetic energy into electrical energy. The flywheel 31 can also be fitted with a rail 42 engaging with a transmission roller 43 to transfer the kinetic energy via a transmission shaft 44 to a receiving system such as a vehicular or machinery transmission system. Some of the electrical energy generated can be used to recharge the energy storage means 11, 12, which have a charging time shorter than the operating time.

Abstract: An electrical generator includes a fluid-flow driven impeller including at least one impact arm; and at least one cantilevered beam disposed such that the impact arm strikes the cantilevered beam as the impeller rotates. The cantilevered beam at least partially includes a piezoelectric film.

Abstract: Provided is dual machine and method of power generation and electromotive operation. The dual machine includes a left and a right assembly. The left and right assemblies have first and second magnets, use magnetic current and force, and operate alternately varying polarity under control of a control device. When the assemblies simultaneously operate while performing a stroke, magnetic vector by the first magnets is converted into rotational torque at the second magnets by interaction and harmony between vector and current motion by the magnet parts of the left and right assemblies, and allows the dual machine to function as a motor. Magnetic current motion by the first magnets allows the dual machine to function as a generator due to harmony between attractive and repulsive current at the second magnets. Electromotive force and torque force are output based on the dual function of the motor and the generator.

Abstract: A drive device includes an input shaft connected to an engine; a first rotating electrical machine and a second rotating electrical machine; a differential gear unit including a first rotating element, a second rotating element, and a third rotating element; and a control device. The first rotating electrical machine and the differential gear unit are positioned coaxially with the input shaft. The first rotating electrical machine and the second rotating electrical machine are positioned on different axes from each other so as to axially overlap each other. A first component of the control device is positioned lower than the first rotating electrical machine and positioned so that at least a part of the first component overlaps the first rotating electrical machine when viewed in a vertical top plan view.

Abstract: A universal three dimensional motor generator system is provided with magnets and permanent magnetic and/or electromagnetic windings on rotors and stator for compounding and multiplying the order of voltage or potential to or from a machine. Three rotating rotors mechanically interconnected through gears and coils are strategically positioned within a housing that allows the multiple input and/or output of single and/or three phases A/C, D/C or in combination. When input power is supplied to rotor one, rotor two and rotor three start rotating along with rotor one due to gear arrangement to generate/ produce power which is fed back to rotor one. This generated/produced power can/will be utilize to supplement the input power to maintain the synchronous speed across the designed load or combined to increase the output rating of machine.

Abstract: A Magnetic amplifier has a main disc having a plurality of permanent magnets embedded therein; an electric generator; a main disc shaft connected and passing through the center of the main disc and mechanically connected at an end thereof to the electric generator; at least one electric motor; an electric motor shaft mechanically connected to each of the at least one electric motor; an oblong permanent magnet attached to a distal end of each electric motor shaft opposite the end attached to the electric motor, wherein each of the oblong magnets are positioned in close proximity to the radial edge of the main disc to thereby interact with the permanent magnets of the main disc, wherein when the at least one electric motor rotates the respective oblong permanent magnets, the main disc is magnetically induced to rotate and thereby create electrical energy within the electric generator.

Abstract: The invention relates to an actuator (9) comprising a rotary electric motor (12) a screw Old) driven in rotation by the motor, a mechanical member (15) driven in translation by the screw, a first position sensor (40) sensitive to a position of the electric motor and/or of the screw, a second position sensor (41) sensitive to a position of the mechanical member, and a servo-control circuit (11) connected to both of the position sensors and to the motor, this circuit delivering a power supply signal to the motor that varies as a function of a position setpoint signal (23) and as a function of signals delivered by the two position sensors; the second position sensor presents a resolution that is at least equivalent to the resolution of the first position sensor, and the servo-control circuit includes redundant modules (19, 22) for calculating the position of the mechanical member as a function of the signals/data delivered by the two sensors, together with at least two modules (17, 18) for mutual surveillance of

Abstract: A power generator includes a top, a support, a bearing, a rotating device and a transforming device. The top has a body and a spindle penetrating the center of the body, wherein the spindle is substantially vertical to the ground. The support is positioned on the ground to support one end of the spindle. The bearing holds the spindle and is located apart from the support. The rotating device rotates the top. The transforming device transforms the rotational energy of the top into power.

Abstract: A self-contained intelligent cascaded synchronous electric motor-generator tandem of cumulative compound excitation comprises at least a synchronous electric motor-generator tandem (namely MG tandem), a storage battery cluster and an autotransformer. Each MG tandem comprises at least a pair of motor and generator having a common stator and a common rotor shaft. The storage battery cluster, which provides a DC power to general loads and motor, serves as a DC power reservoir to be recharged by generator. The autotransformer serves to regulate the AC voltage output from generator via multiple output taps thereon for supplying various AC voltages to different external loads. By integrating all components aforesaid with common magnetic flux interacted mutually, upon being energized by DC power from storage battery cluster, the motor will transfer rotational torque to drive the generator in enhanced synergistic manner.

Abstract: A magnetic device that includes a first wheel and a second wheel is provided. The first wheel has a first rotational axis and a plurality of first magnets. The second wheel is received at least in part within the first wheel. The second wheel has a second rotational axis that is generally perpendicular to the first rotational axis of the first wheel. The second magnetic wheel has a plurality of second magnets. The configuration of the plurality of first magnets and the plurality of second magnets creates magnetic fields that cause one of the first and second wheels to rotate when the other of the first and second wheels rotates.

Abstract: A motor/generator is basically provided with a stator, a first rotor member and a magnetic resistance changing mechanism. The stator has a plurality of coils configured and arranged to be energized with a composite electrical current to form first and second magnetic fields. The first rotor member is configured and arranged to be rotated with respect to the stator using the first magnetic field. The magnetic resistance changing mechanism is configured and arranged to change a magnetic resistance between the stator and the first rotor member using the second magnetic field.

Abstract: Herein disclosed is an electrical power generation apparatus that produces more power than the apparatus consumes for operation and the excess power can be used for clean environmentally friendly energizing of additional devices of user choice. The overall apparatus is operational due to centrifugal force created within the assembly of the apparatus.

Abstract: A photovoltaic system having a plurality of photovoltaic modules producing electric energy and method for operating such photovoltaic system are disclosed. With the method, the photovoltaic modules are connected to a first DC motor having a motor shaft, and a generator shaft of a three-phase generator is coupled to the motor shaft. The three-phase generator can be connected to a power grid. The motor shaft of a second DC motor can be connected to the generator shaft, with only one of the two DC motors being initially driven with the electric energy produced by the photovoltaic modules. The electric energy is subsequently divided among both the first and the second DC motor. This process significantly shortens the startup process of the photovoltaic system compared to conventional systems.

Abstract: An electric power system comprising an electric generator, an electric motor, and a variable ratio transmission system. The electric generator and the electric motor are operatively connected via the variable ratio transmission system. The variable ratio transmission system provides mechanical energy from the electric motor to the electric generator which provides for the generation of electric energy. The variable ratio transmission system including an electric motor sprocket hub, an electric generator sprocket hub, a chain connecting said electric motor hub with the electric generator hub, and at least one derailleur for moving the chain to different sprockets within the electric motor hub or the electric generator hub as variations in power are needed.

Abstract: A coaxial twin variable field permanent magnetic dynamoelectric machine comprising first and second stators displaced from each other and first and second permanent magnet rotors. The rotors comprising hydraulic actuators mounted within the rotors for axially displacing the outer and inner surfaces of the first and second rotors, respectively, with the inner and outer surfaces of the first and second stators, respectively, in order to change magnetic flux interaction between the first stator and rotor and the second stator and rotor. Both stators have magnetic shields covering outer and inner surfaces of the first and second stators, respectively. The first axial hydraulic actuator displaces the first rotor outer surface within the second stator magnetic shield and the second axial hydraulic actuator displaces the second rotor inner surface over the first stator magnetic shield with reduced first rotor-second stator and second rotor-first stator magnetic flux interaction.

Abstract: The invention relates to a continuously controllable gear comprising a driving rotor rotatably driven by a power source which is provided with magnets uniformly distributed on the periphery thereof and produces, during the rotation thereof, a magnetic multipolar field in an ambient space rotating therewith. Said driving rotor is surrounded in the radial direction outwards with the primary air gap of a coaxial field concentrator which forms magnetoconductive pole shoes and is separated from a coaxial stator by means of a secondary air gap. The grooves of the stator are provided with sequentially short-circuitable windings.

Abstract: A hybrid drive unit for installation between an internal combustion engine and a vehicle transmission in a motor vehicle. The hybrid drive unit has an electric machine operable, alternatively, as a motor and a generator and having at least one stator and one rotor, the rotor having bearings on a transmission side and on an internal combustion engine side. One set of bearings is provided on the transmission side and, on the internal combustion engine side, the hybrid drive unit is supported on the crankshaft bearings of the internal combustion engine. A non-rotary connection can be established, for example, by means of a flexplate or a torsional vibration damper, between the rotor of the electric machine and the crankshaft of the internal combustion engine. Before the rotor is connected to the crankshaft, the rotor is supported on bearings on the transmission side.

Abstract: An electrical power supply for powering electrical pump instrumentation and process control equipment associated with a pump having a rotating member. The power supply includes an electrical current generator driven by the rotating member of the pump, and a voltage regulator for regulating the output of the generator.

Abstract: A multichannel, surface parallel, zonal transducer system includes a membrane and a compound transducer mounted on the membrane, the compound transducer including a plurality of transducer elements extending generally parallel to the membrane, interconnected in a closed network and individually addressable.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a constant-power brushless DC motor and a generator using the same, and in particular, to a constant-power brushless DC motor and a generator using the same, which stably generates power upon load fluctuation. Since the stator is wound in parallel by phases and poles, the motor is realized to generate high power with low voltage and since the stator's winding is performed without interconnection, automatic production is realized to reduce costs and enable mass production. Accordingly, a generator constituted by using the above-described motor supplies high efficient power.

Abstract: Methods and systems provide pulsed-power to a load utilizing high temperature superconductors (HTS) within multiple pulsed-power devices. According to embodiments described herein, each pulsed-power device includes a HTS mounted on a rotor and an armature coil mounted on a stator. The rotor is positioned to allow a magnetic field within the HTS to induce a voltage in the armature coil when the rotor is rotating and to allow a magnetic field created by passing current through the armature coil to charge the HTS. Current created from the operation of a first pulsed-power device is routed to the armature coil in a second pulsed-power device to charge the associated HTS to a higher value. Subsequently, the second pulsed-power device is operated to produce current that is used to further charge the HTS in the first pulsed-power device. This bootstrapping procedure is repeated until all HTSs are fully charged.

Abstract: A working electrical system that transfers electricity from a generator through various components back to itself to produce a continuing cycle of electrical energy.

Abstract: A self generating home electric system. Started by a portable generator that powers the first motor that then belt drives a generator head. That generator head then supplies 240 volts power to a second motor that then belt drives a second generator head. The second generator head will then supply 240 volts power to a third motor that then belt drives the third generator head. The third generator head then sends 240 volts power to motor four. Motor four now takes over from motor one to belt drive generator head one. Three generator heads are now supplying 240 volts electric to three motors allowing the portable generator and motor one to shut down. Motor one will stop automatically when the portable generator is stopped. Generator head one will then be supplying 120 volts electric to a buildings wall outlets. While generator head two supplies 120 volts electric to a buildings lighting and other utilities like electric stove, washer, dryer, compactor, water heater, well and septic pumps.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a power transmission apparatus, which includes a top, a bearing holder, a driving member, a transmitting plate having at least one groove, and a rotating wheel having at least one roller. The top has a body and a spindle that penetrates the center of the body and is substantially vertical to the ground. The bearing holder locates on the ground and supports one end of the spindle. The driving member is used for rotating the top. The at least one roller is embedded in the at least one groove on the transmitting plate.

Abstract: A working electrical system that transfers electricity from a generator through various components back to itself to produce a continuing cycle of electrical current.

Abstract: A power generation and conversion platform where power can be readily generated and converted from one form to another is disclosed. The system includes a central column having a plurality of components. These components include an electric motor, a power source for driving the motor, a flywheel coupled to the motor, a torque converter coupled to the flywheel, an electric generator that is driven by the flywheel and a number of electrical capacitors which are cyclically charged by the electric generator and discharged in the manner of a Marx generator.

Abstract: An electrical generating system. A wheel that is eight feet in diameter is turned with a motor that is powered by battery. The battery is charged by a battery charger that supplies power to the battery twenty four hours a day. The size motor needed to turn the wheel will depend on the size of the generator that is needed to supply the electricity to a particular size building. The wheel has a built in shaft in the center of the wheel. The shaft sits on a pair of burring rings that are held up by a steel frame. The wheel can spin freely.

Abstract: A coaxial twin variable field permanent magnetic dynamoelectric machine comprises: a first stator that comprises a first stator inner surface with a first stator axis; a first permanent magnet rotor that comprises a first rotor outer surface that is smaller than the first stator inner surface with a first rotor axis that is substantially coincident with the first stator axis and with the first rotor outer surface adjacent the first stator inner surface; at least one first axial hydraulic actuator mounted within the first rotor for axially displacing the first rotor outer surface along the first rotor axis relative to the first stator inner surface in a first axial direction to change magnetic flux interaction between the first stator the first rotor; a first magnetic shield that covers an outer surface of the first stator; a second stator displaced from the first stator in the first axial direction that comprises a second stator outer surface with a second stator axis that is substantially coincident with the

Abstract: There is provided a method of using an electric machine. To generate torque, electricity is provided to stator coils on a plurality of salient poles of a stator arranged around a rotor having a plurality of salient poles to pull the rotor salient poles in the circumferential direction. To generate electricity, the method comprises rotating the rotor and generating a magnetic field on a magnetizing member. The magnetizing member is arranged coaxially with the rotor and offset from the rotor in the axial direction. The method further comprise conducting the generated magnetic field to the salient poles of the rotating rotor to induce alternating magnetic flux on the stator coils, and recovering electricity generated by the induced alternating magnetic flux from the stator coils. The generated magnetic field does not change its configuration when the rotor rotates except for distances between the closest pairs of rotor salient poles and stator salient poles.

Abstract: An electromechanical transmission is provided with a structural support member that supports a motor/generator in a space efficient way; particularly, the motor/generator is supported from one side only to save space axially in the transmission. Specifically, a stationary structural support member circumscribes an outer surface of and supports a stator while extending radially-inward of a rotor and at least partially supporting the rotor. A rotor hub rotatable with respect to the structural support member is used to support an inner surface of the rotor. The structural support member substantially encloses the stator and rotor from one direction along the axis of rotation. However, the stator and rotor have no additional support members in the opposing axial direction such that they are unenclosed from an opposing axial direction.