159results about "Acyclic motors" patented technology

The ocean wave energy converter uniquely includes a generator with a rotating inner rotor surrounded by a counter-rotating outer rotor for generating electricity. A reciprocating drive rod drives the inner rotor on the downstroke of the drive rod and the outer rotor on the upstroke of the drive rod through a gear driven driveshaft with clutches. A buoy is attached to end of the drive rod whereby the undulation of the ocean waves relative to the buoy reciprocates the drive rod between the upstroke and the downstroke positions.

A machine includes a shaft adapted to rotate about a longitudinal axis and formed of a magnetic material and a rotor assembly rotationally engaged with the shaft The rotor assembly includes a pair of rotor disks comprising a magnetic material, each of the rotor disks having a number of magnetic poles, the magnetic poles being spaced apart circumferentially. The rotor disks are coupled to the shaft for rotation about the shaft and generation of a rotating permeance wave. The machine further includes a stator assembly that includes a magnetic core stator disposed between the rotor disks, a number of armature windings supported on the magnetic core stator, and a stationary superconducting field coil disposed between the magnetic core stator and the shaft. The stationary superconducting field coil is configured as a stationary magneto-motive force (MMF) source for the rotating permeance wave produced by the rotor assembly to produce a rotating magnetic field.

A power disk alternator includes a rotor of circular cross-section arranged to rotate about an axis having at least two disks facing each other and defining at least one gap therebetween, and a shaft connected to an external source for driving the shaft in rotation about the axis. Each disk has a circular array of arcuately-spaced magnetized elements located adjacent to its periphery, each of the magnetized elements having surfaces of opposite polarity and being disposed side-by-side in a like polarity configuration. Magnetized elements of one disk face magnetized elements of the other disk of opposite polarity, creating magnetic fields between the opposite polarities in the gap between the two disks. The alternator also includes a stator comprising at least one fixed nonmetallic disk having a conductor path comprising at least one uninterrupted conductor on at least one surface thereof, each stator being located in one of the at least one air gap. A connector is provided for connecting the conductor path to a load. When the external source drives the shaft in rotation, the rotor rotates, and the resulting rotating magnetic field induces a current in the conductor path.

A machine includes a rotatable rotor assembly having a number of salient poles. The machine further includes a stationary stator assembly having concentric inner and outer stators, at least one stationary superconducting field coil and at least one stator coil. The stationary superconducting field coil is disposed between the inner and outer stators and is mounted on at least one of the inner and outer stators. The stationary superconducting field coil and the salient poles are configured relative to each other, such that when the rotor assembly is rotated relative to the stator assembly around a predetermined axis, a rotating magnetic field is produced with an airgap flux direction substantially along the predetermined axis. The interaction between the stationary superconducting field coil and the rotating poles provides the only source of a time varying magnetic flux supplied to the stator coil.

A machine, such as a motor or generator, includes a rotatable rotor assembly comprising a plurality of salient poles and a stationary stator assembly comprising a superconducting field coil. The superconducting field coil and the salient poles are configured relative to each other such when the rotor assembly is rotated relative to the stator assembly around a predetermined axis, a rotating magnetic field is produced with an airgap flux direction substantially along the predetermined axis.

A generator device for generating electrical energy includes a rotor having an even number of magnetic sources, and a first pair of stators, each having an odd number of coil members, the stators disposed adjacent to opposing side portions of the rotor.

The invention relates to electric motors, particularly to low-voltage gearless commutator motors, and can be used as motor-wheels in transportation vehicles and in other technologies. The aim of the present invention is to provide an electric motor with increased performance characteristics, relatively simple design, and high reliability. A pulsed inertial electric motor according to the invention comprises: (i) a stator with circular magnetic conductor on which an even number of permanent magnets are uniformly arranged with a certain pitch; (ii) a rotor separated from the stator by air gap and bearing an even number of electromagnets, each electromagnet consisting of two coils with opposite winding directions connected in series, which are arranged over the circle in pairs one opposite to another; (iii) a collector distributor mounted on the stator body, containing circularly arranged current-conducting plates separated by insulating spacers and connected with alternating polarity to a dc current source, and (iv) current collectors-brushes mounted on the rotor and capable of contacting with plates of the collector distributor, whereby all brushes are connected to identical (beginning or end) terminals of the windings of said electromagnets and interconnected so that the coils in the opposite electromagnets are connected to each other via one identical terminal and to the opposite brushes via another identical terminal, with the number n of permanent magnets in the stator and the number m of electromagnets in the rotor selected so as to obey the relationsn=10+4k,m=4+2l,where k is an arbitrary integer (k=0, 1, 2, . . . ) and l is any integer such that 0≦l≦k.