Ultra-flat linear induction generator with integrated, rechargeable, ultra-flat battery system for generating and supplying power to all mobile devices, powered by human body movements such as arms, legs, and feet.

The ultra-flat linear induction generator system addresses the need for compact, self-sufficient power by generating and storing energy through linear motion, providing a reliable, flexible, and environmentally friendly power solution for mobile devices.

DE202025002947U1Active Publication Date: 2026-01-15NABIEV MAZAIM
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Application Number
DE202025002947
Authority / Receiving Office
DE · DE
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-10-04
Publication Date
2026-01-15
Estimated Expiration
2035-10-31

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Technical Problem

Conventional power generators are unsuitable for flat, compact applications due to their rotary design, and existing energy harvesting technologies are either low-performance or environmentally dependent, failing to meet the growing demand for mobile, space-saving, self-sufficient power sources for electronics.

Method used

A self-sufficient, ultra-flat linear induction generator system integrated with a rechargeable battery that generates electrical energy through linear motion between a magnetic and coil element, converting it into stable DC power using rectification and storage electronics, suitable for flexible mounting on various objects and human body parts.

Benefits of technology

Provides a compact, reliable, and environmentally friendly power source that operates independently, capable of generating and storing energy through human movements, offering flexible installation and high reliability without rotating parts.

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Abstract

Ultra-flat linear induction generator with integrated rechargeable ultra-flat battery system for generating power and supplying energy to all mobile devices, through human body movement e.g. arms, legs, feet etc. or linear relative movement, comprising: - a flat magnetic element, - a flat coil element, - an electronic unit for rectification and voltage regulation, - a flat energy storage device with integrated charging electronics, - wherein the magnetic element is moved laterally over the coil element and thereby generates a changing magnetic field which induces an electrical voltage in the coil element, - and wherein the generated electrical energy is stored in the energy storage device and made available via induction (wirelessly) and an output interface to supply a mobile device.
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Description

1. Technical field

[0001] The invention relates to an ultra-flat, electromagnetic power generation system specifically designed for the human body. This system generates electrical energy through linear relative motion between a magnetic element and a coil element, without requiring an external power supply. This energy is stored in a flat, rechargeable battery with integrated charging electronics and powers all mobile devices. Energy generation occurs through movement, including movements from human body parts (e.g., arms, legs, feet), manual, technical, or mechanical motion, as well as movements from devices and objects. The device is minimal in size, approximately 2 mm thin, and fits easily into any pocket.For this purpose, the aforementioned elements can be integrated into textiles and other possible materials and attached to objects using flexible fastening options such as adhesive, adhesive film, ties, hooks, etc., to suitcases, bags, backpacks or to clothing, shoes or human body parts such as arms, legs, feet, etc. 2. State of the art:

[0002] Current generators are mostly rotary and unsuitable for flat, mobile applications. The increasing demand for compact, off-grid power sources for mobile electronics necessitates new solutions for decentralized power generation. Conventional power generators are based on rotating components, which are unsuitable for flat, compact applications. At the same time, the need for mobile, space-saving power sources that operate independently of grid power is growing. Existing energy harvesting technologies (e.g., solar, thermal, piezoelectric) are either low-performance or highly dependent on environmental conditions. The present invention offers a self-sufficient, novel, flat-integrated power generation system that generates energy through simple, unobtrusive movements and stores it directly in an ultra-thin battery. 3. Object of the invention:

[0003] Provision of a flat, mechanically simple power generation system that generates electrical energy through linear motion and stores it in a flat battery, has minimal size and is suitable for all mobile electronic devices. 4. Summary of the invention

[0004] The invention comprises the following elements: 1. An ultra-flat, linear induction generator specifically designed for the human body as an electromagnetic power generation system, which moves laterally (linearly) over a coil element, generating and storing electrical energy through linear relative motion between a magnetic element and a coil element. 2. An ultra-flat coil element specifically designed for the human body, which is designed as a flat conductor structure and experiences a changing magnetic field through the movement of the magnet, thereby inducing current. 3. An ultra-flat linear induction generator system and integrated battery system with charging electronics, specifically designed for the human body, which stores the generated power and includes induction (wireless) and USB-C or similar connection, and functions as a self-sufficient mobile power supply system for mobile devices.

[0005] The generated electrical energy is stored in a flat battery via integrated electronics (rectifier, voltage regulator). The entire unit is designed for flexible mounting options, allowing it to be used as an external, self-contained charging pad, power bank, generator, and energy supply system in mobile devices, housings, textiles, clothing, the human body, and all movable objects. 4. Detailed description 4.1 Magnetic element • Material: Neodym • Shape: Flat plate or strip, thickness < 1 mm • Movement: Linear along the surface of the coil element, manually, mechanically or by environmental movement (e.g. vibration, pushing, object movement, arm movement, body movement, foot movement, etc.) • Magnetization: Axial or transverse, depending on coil geometry 4.2 Coil element • Design: Flat copper conductor track on a flexible or rigid substrate (e.g., FR4, polyimide) • Number of turns: 10-100 turns, depending on the desired voltage • Geometry: All possible geometric shapes such as rectangular, spiral, meandering, etc. • Thickness: < 1 mm including backing material • Optional: Multiple coil arrangement to increase voltage or current 4.3 Distance and coupling • Optimal distance between magnet and coil: 0.1-0.5 mm • Maximum functional tolerance: up to 1 mm for strong magnets 4.4 Power Electronics • Rectifier: Active rectification for converting alternating current • Voltage regulator: For limiting the charging current and stabilizing the voltage • Buffer capacitor: Smooths out voltage fluctuations during irregular movement • Protection circuits: Overvoltage protection, deep discharge protection, thermal fuse 4.5 Energy storage • Any suitable type of battery or battery material can be used as an energy storage device. • Example type: Lithium polymer battery, thin-film lithium battery, Li-ion battery and other battery types that already exist on the market or are still in the development phase and will be introduced to the market. • Capacity: 500-2000 mAh or higher • Thickness: 0.5-3 mm • Integrated charging electronics: Directly on the battery module or as a separate flat assembly 4.6 Exit • Voltage: 5 V or higher (compatible with induction, USB-C or other interfaces) • Current: 0.1-1 A or higher depending on battery capacity and charge level • Interface: Induction, all existing interfaces such as USB-C, Micro-USB or direct contact, and interfaces developed in the future that can be integrated. 5. How it works 1. The magnet is moved sideways over the coil. 2. The relative motion creates a changing magnetic field. 3. An alternating voltage is induced in the coil. 4. The electronics convert this voltage into a stable DC voltage. 5. The battery is charging and can power mobile devices. 6. Variants • Multiple coil arrangement: Parallel or series connection of several coils to increase the voltage or current. • Bidirectional movement: Magnet moves back and forth, e.g. through movable human body parts such as arms, legs, feet, etc. and moving objects, items or spring mechanisms. • Integration into housing surfaces: e.g. in smartphone cases, clothing, bags, mobile devices, textiles, on the human body and on all moving objects and items. • Combination with other energy sources: e.g. solar cells or thermoelectric generators and others. 7. Advantages of the invention • Extremely flat design • Self-sufficient and mobile • Does not need to be permanently installed • Flexible mounting options allow it to be installed anywhere • No rotating parts, high reliability • Independent of external power supply • Modularly expandable • Works through all types of movement, mechanical and human body movements • Ready for use at any time • To increase the current capacity, it can be used multiple times on any object, item, human body, etc. • Easy and inexpensive to manufacture • Environmentally friendly and low-maintenance 8. Applications • Mobile charging pads, chargers, power generators • Emergency power supply for all mobile devices • Wearables and medical sensors • Energy-autonomous IoT devices • Integration into textiles and other existing materials, surfaces, mobile devices, the human body and all moving objects, clothing, shoes, articles and items in all existing industries. Technical drawing (Fig. 1): • Ultra-flat magnetic element (1) • Ultra-flat coil element (2) • Rectifier & voltage regulator (3) • Electronic module (4) • Ultra-flat energy storage (battery) (5) • Input interface (6) • Output interface (7) • Support structure: Mechanical base on which the coil, rectifier & voltage regulator, electronics module and energy storage device (battery) are mounted (8) Description of the drawing - Fig. 1 Flat linear induction generator

[0006] The drawing shows a schematic representation of a flat power generation system that generates electrical energy by linearly moving a magnet over a flat coil and stores this energy in a flat energy storage device to power a mobile device. Elements of the drawing (numbered): (1) Ultra-thin magnetic element - Shown as a rectangular, dark bar in the upper left. - Moves laterally (horizontally) over the coil element. (2) Ultra-flat coil element - Rectangular surface with concentric conductor tracks (windings), directly under the magnet. - The coil is fixed and receives the changing magnetic field. (3) Rectifier and voltage regulator - Rectangular block to the right of the coil. - Electrically connected to the coil via a wire. - Converts the induced alternating voltage into a stable direct voltage. (4) Electronic module: Rectangular component to the right of the rectifier and voltage regulator. Directs generated energy to the permanently installed battery. (5) Flat energy storage device (battery) - The rectangular component stores the generated energy. The connecting line shows the energy flow from the electronic module to the battery. (6) Input interface - Small, elongated connection point. Used to charge the battery via mains power or other electronic devices. (7) Output interface - Small, elongated connection point. Used to power a smartphone or other mobile device. (8) Support structure - Thin plate for all components, mechanical base on which the coil, rectifier and voltage regulator electronic module and battery are mounted. Functional flow in the drawing: 1. The magnet moves sideways across the coil. 2. Current is induced in the coil by the changing magnetic field. 3. The rectifier and voltage regulator converts the induced alternating voltage into a stable direct voltage. 4. The electronics direct the generated current into a stable charging voltage at the battery. 5. The battery stores the energy. 6. In an emergency, the battery is charged via mains power via the input interface, and mobile devices are powered via an output interface. Reference symbol list 1 Ultra-Flat Magnetic Element 2 Ultra Flat Coil Element 3 Rectifiers & Voltage Regulators 4 Electronic Module 5 Ultra-flat energy storage (battery) 6 Input Interface 7 Output Interface 8 Support structure: Mechanical base on which the coil, rectifier & voltage regulator, electronic module and battery are mounted.

Claims

[1] Ultra-flat linear induction generator with integrated rechargeable ultra-flat battery system for generating electricity and supplying energy to all mobile devices, by human body movement e.g. arms, legs, feet etc. or linear relative motion, comprising: - a flat magnetic element, - a flat coil element, - an electronic unit for rectification and voltage regulation, - a flat energy storage device with integrated charging electronics, - wherein the magnetic element is moved laterally over the coil element and thereby generates a changing magnetic field which induces an electrical voltage in the coil element, - and wherein the generated electrical energy is stored in the energy storage device and made available via induction (wirelessly) and an output interface to supply a mobile device. [2] System according to claim 1, wherein the distance between the magnetic element and the coil element is less than 1 mm. [3] System according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the coil element is designed as a flat conductor track on a flexible support structure. [4] System according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the input and output interface comprises an induction (wireless) and USB-C or similar connection. [5] System according to any of the preceding claims, wherein the movement of the magnetic element is effected by movement of the human body, manual, mechanical or environmental forces.