Infinite automatic generator for power generation, energy storage, and amplification.

Abstract

This invention relates to Infinite Automatic Generators No. 1 through 19. Infinite Automatic Generators No. 1 through 19 generate, store, and amplify mechanical and electrical energy. Without the need for an external power source, Infinite Automatic Generators No. 1 through 19 can be used together in new products. Infinite Automatic Generators No. 1 through 19 are made of the following materials: --Rechargeable batteries, capacitors, and electric transformers of the same voltage but different outputs connected in parallel and / or series. --Capacitors have two different electrodes and may have holes. These capacitors are used in high-voltage insulators. --Magnets, diodes, coils, and transformers used in high-voltage insulators. --Transformers and electric motors using insulated magnetic alloy wire coils. --One or more circular magnets rotating on an axis are located near a magnet shaped like a rod or U-shape. --At least two torsade-insulated wires are used on the insulator, separated by high-voltage insulators. --Diodes, resistors, capacitors, and transistors used between two batteries. --Two parallel reverse-biased diodes used in high-voltage insulators.

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The present invention relates to infinite automatic generators used to generate and store DC and AC electrical and mechanical energy, such as batteries, battery chargers, capacitors, electrical transformers, dynamos, motors, etc., which produce electrical and mechanical energy continuously without the need for any external energy source. It relates to the use of these new infinite automatic generators to manufacture new types of batteries, generators, capacitors, transformers, motors, and related products, related to mechanical, electrical, thermal, and calorific aspects, which allow for continuous electrical and / or mechanical power generation for these products without the need for an external power source. [Background technology]

[0002] Electric generators and energy storage devices, such as (rechargeable) batteries, capacitors, electrical transformers, dynamos, and motors, require an initial power source to store, convert, charge, or generate electrical power. For example:

[0003] 1--The battery and storage capacitor can be charged with a battery charger (if available) when in use.

[0004] 2--Electrical transformers require electrical power to be converted into different voltages or currents.

[0005] Three--Dynamos require mechanical and / or electrical energy to generate power.

[0006] 4--An electric motor requires electricity to produce mechanical power.

[0007] 5--Mechanical motors (engines in cars, trains, planes, and ships) require gasoline, oil, coal, etc. to generate mechanical and electrical energy.

[0008] These electrical and mechanical generators – motors, chargers, transformers and storage devices – require external electrical and mechanical energy to continue functioning, which can come from sources such as oil, wind, solar, nuclear, bioenergy conversion, or burning coal or wood.

[0009] These mineral resources (oil, coal, gas, etc.) are limited on Earth and, according to scientists, are causing weather changes that are harmful to humanity and the planet (by increasing the climate and global temperatures), while conventional nuclear power plants can be life-threatening in the event of an accident.

[0010] (As happened at nuclear power plants such as Chernobyl, Fukushima, and Three Mile Island.) We want generators, transformers, and storage devices to generate, convert, and store electricity without harming the planet or humanity. We also want them to be easy, cheap, and continuously reliable.

[0011] Therefore, there is a need for unlimited, automatic power generation devices to be used as generators. And storage devices that provide these benefits are important for improving human living conditions and maintaining peace on Earth, for domestic, public, and private use, because conflicts over limited mineral resources (oil, coal, natural gas, etc.) used to power cars, trains, ships, planes, cities, etc. have led to wars on Earth.

[0012] I am petitioning that my invention be prevented from any dangerous use anywhere in the world, that it be forever prohibited from use by military or defense agencies, and that it may never be seized for all time, and that the benefits of the unlimited automatic generator be used exclusively for peaceful purposes.

[0013] Hence the need for continuous electrical and mechanical automatic power generation through the combined invention of some improved batteries and capacitors, some generators, some electrical transformers, (Zena) diodes and magnets.

[0014] High voltage (anti-static) insulation, metal foil, (insulated) wire, and / or motors constructed in a manner different from the usual general description.

[0015] 1- A typical battery contains a +metal anode (or carbon rod, etc.).

[0016] has a cathode made of a normal metal and an electrolyte made of an acid (or base), and a typical voltage of about 1 volt. Some high voltage batteries are made by connecting several 1 volt batteries in series, often with the - terminal of one battery connected to the + terminal of another battery. For example: For a 4.5 volt battery, three 1.5 volt batteries are connected in series.

[0017] 2-A regular rechargeable battery is similar to a regular battery, but the cathode (-) and anode (+) and electrolyte are selected with materials that allow them to release energy, and the rechargeable battery can be charged again by applying a higher current and higher voltage.

[0018] 3- Ordinary (storage) capacitors (and other capacitors) are very similar to batteries and can be used as power storage devices for rechargeable electricity generation. Polarized and non-polarized capacitors (high or low frequency) consist of two similar electrodes separated by an insulator.

[0019] 4- A typical electrical transformer has a core made of magnetic steel (such as silicon steel, iron-nickel alloy, or ferrite) and has a primary and secondary coil(s). The primary coil carries the alternating current and voltage, which is converted into a higher or lower voltage and / or current in the secondary coil, depending on the number of turns and size. The coils and insulated wire (usually copper) in the primary (input) and secondary (output) coils also depend on the alloy used in the transformer.

[0020] 5-A typical generator is made of a magnet or electromagnet with a strong magnetic field and has a rotating coil (inside a rotor).

[0021] The alternating magnetic field generated by a rotating coil creates an induced current whose voltage depends on the frequency of the rotor's rotation. (In some generators, there is a stationary coil, and a rotating or moving (electro)magnet creates an induced current in the coil.)

[0022] 6- A conventional mechanical generator is usually driven by a motor or requires steam, gasoline, gas, or electricity to produce rotational mechanical energy. This energy can also be transferred mechanically (through a shaft) and connected by a shaft to an electrical generator (dynamo) to produce electrical power.

[0023] While these devices mentioned above require power initially, can generate power, store power, and provide continuous power, my invention improves them so that they can generate and / or store power (energy) continuously using an infinite self-generating device without the need for additional external energy (power). This is achieved through the improved use of the devices mentioned in 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. Summary of the Invention

[0024] The invention provides several models of infinite automatic generators as set out in the accompanying claims.

[0025] Infinite Automatic Power Generator 1: An automatic rechargeable battery consisting of three or more rechargeable batteries with three different power capacities and the same voltage connected in parallel with a switch.

[0026] Infinite Automatic Generator 2: This is two sets of automatic rechargeable batteries with four batteries of the same voltage but different outputs connected in series and parallel, and equipped with a switch.

[0027] Infinite Automatic Generator 3: An automatic charger that connects two, three, or four (rechargeable) batteries with different power storage capacities in parallel at the same voltage and controls them with a switch.

[0028] Infinite Automatic Generator 4: An automatically rechargeable capacitor that connects two, three, or four capacitors of the same voltage but different capacities in series and parallel and controls them with a switch.

[0029] Infinite Automatic Generator 5: is an AC power generator that uses at least three capacitors of the same voltage but different capacities (high and / or low frequency) connected in parallel with a switch or resistor.

[0030] Infinite Automatic Generator 6: This AC generator consists of three transformers with the same voltage but different outputs connected in parallel and aligned in phase.

[0031] Infinite Automatic Generator 7: This is an alternating current generator made using one or two new types of transformers connected in a loop, with the input coils made of insulated magnetic alloy wire and the output coils made of insulated non-magnetic alloy wire.

[0032] Infinite Automatic Generator 8: This is an alternating current generator made of a coil with its core placed near an insulated vibrating magnet, with each end connected to two parallel, oppositely oriented isolated diodes.

[0033] Infinite Automatic Generator 9: This is a mechanical generator (or motor) in which a circular magnet rotates on an axis and is powered by the magnetic attraction between the circular magnet and a nearby movable or fixed bar magnet (C-shaped, U-shaped, or other shape).

[0034] Infinite Automatic Generator 10: This is a mechanical generator and alternator in which a coil is placed near a magnet with a hole in it. This circular magnet rotates against a rod or U-shaped magnet.

[0035] Infinite Automatic Generator 11: This is a new type of AC / DC electric motor that uses insulated magnetic alloy wire to further increase the alternating magnetic field in the coils and rotor / stator of the motor. This motor can be connected to a dynamo through the shaft, and this dynamo can supply power to this new type of motor.

[0036] Infinite Automatic Generator 12: This is an AC and DC power generator that uses an asymmetric capacitor mounted on a high voltage insulator. This asymmetric capacitor has two electrodes of different sizes separated by a thin high voltage insulator.

[0037] Infinite Automatic Generator 13: This is a transformer and AC / DC generator.

[0038] It consists of two insulated wires separated by a high voltage insulator, twisted together in the middle, and all placed inside the high voltage insulator.

[0039] Infinite Auto-Generator 14: This is an electron / ion beam and plasma generator that uses a modified insulated asymmetric capacitor with two electrodes of different sizes, each containing a hole, separated by a thin, high-voltage insulator that also contains a hole.

[0040] Infinite Automatic Generator 15: This is a device for generating high power, high frequency AC and DC power, consisting of two or more asymmetric capacitors connected in series, parallel, or ring configurations. Each asymmetric capacitor has two insulated conductors separated by high voltage insulators.

[0041] Infinite Automatic Generator 16: This is a type of generator for AC and DC power. It consists of insulated wires separated by high voltage insulators, twisted together at one end and held within the high voltage insulator.

[0042] Infinite Automatic Generator 17: It is an automatic rechargeable battery consisting of at least three (rechargeable) batteries with the same voltage and similar power. Infinite Automatic Generator 17 has a circuit containing diodes, capacitors, resistors, and transistors, which can be built into an integrated circuit. By connecting more than 50 diodes in parallel, an integrated circuit can be built that can replace diodes, capacitors, resistors, and transistors.

[0043] Infinite Automatic Power Generator 18: This is an automatic power electron beam generator, which consists of at least two anti-parallel diodes and a high-voltage insulator, and can generate electron beams continuously without any additional power source.

[0044] Infinite Automatic Generator 19: This is an AC generator that uses two infinite automatic generators and electronic circuits.

[0045] The Improved Infinite Automatic Power Generator (IAPGD) uses a combination of one or more Infinite Automatic Power Generators (IAPGD).

[0046] 1---Infinite Automatic Generators 1 and 2 are used as basic generators. The storage device generates and stores DC power. It provides continuous current at any voltage without an external power source. It consists of a combination of a rechargeable battery and a storage capacitor or rechargeable battery with the same voltage (V) but different energy storage (W / h) or capacitance (F). These batteries and capacitors are connected in parallel (positive to positive and negative to negative) and in series (positive to negative); the rechargeable battery and / or capacitor can be automatically and continuously charged without an external power source. In this case, the rechargeable battery or capacitor can be continuously self-charged without an external power source. At least one relay and one Zener diode are required. Alternatively, at least two or three reverse-connected diodes must be connected in parallel. (See Figure 1.d or Figure 1.e or Figure 1.f, these components reduce the flow of current from the positive (or negative) terminal of the charged battery to the positive (or negative) terminal of the battery with lower power storage. The rechargeable battery has the highest power (to prevent the battery from discharging).

[0047] 2---Infinite Automatic Generators 3 and 4 are generators used as chargers to automatically charge rechargeable batteries or capacitors without the need for an external power source. This generates continuous DC power. They consist of at least two (rechargeable) batteries and / or (storage) capacitors with the same voltage. When different power storage (W / h) and capacities (F) are connected in parallel (+ to +, - to -), the rechargeable batteries or capacitors connected to the charger automatically and continuously charge without an external power source. To prevent discharge, a "Circuit 162" using diodes and relays (Figures 1.d, 1.e, and 1.f) must be added. This "Circuit 162" should function as a switch in conjunction with the charger to recharge the rechargeable batteries.

[0048] The 3---Infinite Automatic Generator 5 is designed to be used as a high-voltage generator, continuously generating AC or DC power without the need for an external power source. It utilizes high-frequency and low-frequency capacitors, as well as polarized capacitors. At least three (high-frequency or low-frequency, or polarized) capacitors with the same voltage (V) but different capacitances (F) can be connected in parallel and self-charged while isolated by high-voltage (HV) (anti-static) insulators to create a system capable of continuously generating AC or DC power without the need for an external power source. It can be used as an automatically charging AC or DC charger, or as an AC or DC generator that continuously generates power without the need for external power. These capacitors and other connected devices must be isolated by high-voltage insulators when generating DC or AC power.

[0049] 4---Infinite Automatic Generator 6 is used as an AC generator. It is constructed using a transformer that can generate continuous (high or low frequency) AC current and power without the need for an external power source. When the inputs (and outputs) of three electrical transformers with the same voltage (V) and three different powers (W / h) are connected in parallel (and in phase), the transformers automatically charge and can continuously produce AC power even after the initial AC power source is used. The principle used for continuous AC (AC) automatic generation without the need for an external power source is the same as that used for direct current (DC) automatic generation. Here, three (or more) rechargeable batteries connected in parallel to generate continuous DC power are described (1---p7&8). The three parallel outputs can be connected to the inputs of transformer 4, and its output is connected to a circuit that allows AC current to flow in only one direction. This causes current to flow through three other transformers with three parallel inputs, forming a loop.

[0050] 5---The Infinite Automatic Generator 7 is used as an AC generator to continuously generate AC power using a new type of transformer (either high or low frequency). It is constructed using a combination of at least one or two new type transformers, each utilizing an output coil made of insulated copper wire and an input coil made of insulated magnetic alloy wire. These two new type transformers are connected in such a way that the output coil of the first new type transformer, A, is connected to the input coil of the second new type transformer, B. The output coil of new type transformer B can be connected to the input of the first new type transformer, A, (using a diode to ensure that AC power flows only to the input of A). This creates a loop. This automatically charges the two new type transformers, allowing them to continuously produce more power without the need for an external power source.

[0051] 6---The Infinite Automatic Generator 8 utilizes an insulated magnet, diode, high-voltage (anti-static) insulator, and coil (with or without a magnetic core) to be used as an AC generator capable of generating continuous AC power without an external power source. This construction utilizes a combination of coil with or without a core, or a transformer, magnet, diode, and high-voltage (anti-static) insulator, allowing a magnet to oscillate continuously near the core of a transformer or coil. A low AC voltage from both ends of the insulated magnet is repeatedly shorted through at least two opposing diodes. This creates an oscillating magnetic field due to the repeated magnetic contraction and decontraction of the magnet placed near the transformer core. This generates continuous AC power in a coil (coil) made to resonate with the magnet's oscillating frequency.

[0052] 7---The infinite automatic power generating devices 9 and 10 can be constructed (or modified) as mechanical generators (or motors) and can also be used as AC / DC generators (dynamos), capable of continuously producing mechanical and electrical energy without the need for additional external power. They are constructed as follows: a circular magnet is used, with a hole drilled around it, two coils connected nearby in a C-shape (inversely), and a core made of a magnetic alloy is used to generate AC power. Other magnets (rod, C, U, or other shapes connected to buttons) can be adjusted (around their own axis) at variable angles / positions near or around the circular magnet. The circular magnet is connected to a rotor that rotates on its axis. These rod, C, or U-shaped magnets exert variable magnetic forces on the circular magnet depending on their angle and distance, causing the circular magnet to rotate around its axis and generating continuously variable mechanical (convertible to AC) energy without an external power source.

[0053] The Infinite Automatic Generator 11 is a new type of electric motor used as a mechanical generator. It uses coils made of insulated magnetic alloy wire (which further increases the AC magnetic field in the rotor coils) to operate AC / DC currents. This further increases the motor's output (DC / AC power) compared to motors made with insulated copper wire (or non-magnetic alloy wire). When this new type of motor is connected to a dynamo, it generates AC / DC electrical and mechanical power continuously without any additional external power by powering the motor with a portion of the dynamo's output. Examples of insulated magnetic alloy wire include insulated silicon steel wire (Fe (95%), Si (approximately 5%)) and insulated iron-nickel alloy wire (Fe (30-70%), Ni (70-30%)). This insulated magnetic alloy wire further increases the AC magnetic field generated by DC and AC currents in the new motor's coils and rotor / stator cores, thereby improving the new electric motor's mechanical output compared to conventional motors using insulated copper wire.

[0054] 9---The Infinite Automatic Generator 12 is used as an alternator to generate high-voltage and high-frequency AC and DC electrostatic energy and is composed of an asymmetric capacitor. An asymmetric capacitor consists of two electrodes of different sizes and volumes separated by a thin high-voltage insulator. This creates a persistent negative charge on the largest electrode and a positive charge on the smallest electrode. When held in an insulated state, an asymmetric capacitor may function as a charge amplifier and polarity inverter. Asymmetric capacitors can be connected in series, parallel, or ring configurations and used on or within the high-voltage insulator.

[0055] 10---The Infinite Automatic Generator 13 is used as a transformer and AC / DC power source, capable of increasing or decreasing input voltage and / or current. It consists of two insulated electrical conductors (such as wires) separated by a high-voltage insulator spun or twisted together in the middle of their lengths and encased in a very high-voltage (anti-static) insulating case (such as paraffin). The input and output of this transformer are at either end of the two insulated wires, and at the output (depending on the number of turns on each of the two conductors) it produces: 1-increase / decrease in input voltage / current at the output wire, 2- Polarity of the end of each insulted output wire; 3- Whether the output is both DC and AC or AC only. Connecting at least two transformers in parallel, series, or loop configurations will continuously generate high voltage static power (such as ionized air) without an external power source, provided they are isolated by high voltage insulators.

[0056] 11---The Infinite Automatic Generator 14 uses a modified asymmetric capacitor as an electron / ion beam or high-voltage electrostatic generator. Using an asymmetric capacitor with two electrodes of different sizes, each with a hole, separated by a thin high-voltage insulator, an electron / ion beam is generated within the hole, flowing from the largest negatively charged electrode to the smallest positively charged electrode, generating continuously ionized air. This can be used to generate continuously ionized air, or to use plasma to generate thrust for engines, or to move spacecraft in space (air or vacuum) using beam particles. The two asymmetric electrodes with holes can be separated by a non-perforated high-voltage insulator. This HV insulator can separate gas (or air) from vacuum or liquid (water) if it is thin and permeable to gas, but not water. It allows positive ions (hydrogen) and negative ions (oxygen) to flow continuously through the holes in the two electrodes and insulator (with or without holes) without an external power source. When held in an insulator, the asymmetric capacitor can function as a charge amplifier and polarity inverter, so that positive ions (hydrogen) and negative ions (oxygen) can flow continuously through the two electrodes and the pores of the insulator (whether porous or non-porous) without an external power source.

[0057] 12---The Infinite Automatic Generator 15 is a high-power, high-voltage, high-frequency AC and DC power generator and / or electron / ion beam generator. It is constructed to function as a charge and polarity amplifier and inverter by connecting at least two or three asymmetric capacitors (consisting of two insulated conductors separated by high-voltage insulators) in a series and loop configuration. The device enhances the voltage and intensity of an electron beam generated between an anode (+) (ring-shaped) and a cathode (-) (e.g., needle-point shaped). This device is used to generate electron / ion beams, can be used as a space propulsion engine, and is also utilized to charge high-voltage electrostatic generators and high-voltage capacitors.

[0058] 13---The Infinite Automatic Generator 16 is an AC and DC generator that uses two insulated wires of the same or different sizes. These wires are twisted together at the ends of their lengths and separated by and held within a high-voltage insulator. The wire with the largest size (length, diameter, etc.) produces a negative charge (alternating), while the other, smaller wire carries a positive charge (alternating). If the two wires are similar in size, it acts like a transformer.

[0059] 14---The infinite automatic generator 17 is an automatically charging battery and / or battery charger, consisting of at least three (rechargeable) batteries of similar voltage and power, namely Battery 1, Battery 2, and Battery 3. A circuit consisting of one or more diodes, capacitors, resistors, and transistors is connected between Battery 1 and Battery 2. Battery 3 is recharged when connected to the other terminals of Battery 1 and Battery 2, and is charged without any additional power.

[0060] 15---The Infinite Automatic Generator 18 is an automatic power electron beam generator made using at least two reverse-connected fast-switching diodes (1N4148 or Schottky diodes) in parallel and isolated by a high-voltage insulator. (Examples of insulators include wax paper, PET, and oily paper.) This device generates a positive voltage at one end shaped like a circle and a negative voltage at the other end shaped like a needlepoint. An electron beam is then continuously generated without the need for external power.

[0061] 15---Infinite Automatic Generator 19 is an alternating current generator that alternately charges two or more (rechargeable) batteries. It utilizes the circuitry used in Automatic Generator 17, allowing current to flow in two directions when one of the two circuits is on and the other is off.

[0062] My invention of an infinite combination of automatic power generators can be used in a variety of combinations to generate and store electricity for applications such as: electricity generating plants, hydrogen producing plants, power plants for factories, buildings, spacecraft engines, hydrogen production, etc.

[0063] The novelty and advantage of my invention is that by using 18 infinite automatic generators, in any combination of paragraphs 1 through 15, it produces very inexpensive electrical and mechanical energy continuously without the need for additional external power.

[0064] These devices are easy to manufacture using inexpensive products that are already available, and they are safe because they do not produce dangerous toxic by-products. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0065] The invention will be more clearly understood from the following description and examples, which are illustrated with reference to the accompanying drawings, namely electrical circuit diagrams and device drawings. [Figure 1.a] Figure 1.a shows the structure of the invention. The Infinite Automatic Generator 1 is a DC power generator and storage device made using a (rechargeable) battery. This device is constructed as an automatic battery generator that continuously generates DC power and current of approximately 1 volt without the need for an external power source (without a circuit to stop the discharge). [Fig. 1.b-1.f]Figures 1.b, 1.c, 1.d, 1.e, and 1.f show two different configurations of the invention. Infinitely Automatic Generator 1 uses a rechargeable battery with a circuit that functions as a DC power generator and storage device, and a switch that prevents discharge. It utilizes components such as Zener diodes, relays, transistors, and resistors. This is an infinitely automatic battery configuration that generates 7.5 volts of DC power and stores 1 W / h of power. It produces power continuously without the need for additional external power. This is achieved by adding one of three equivalent circuits, referred to as 'Circuit 162' (shown in Figures 1.d, 1.e, and 1.f). 'Circuit 162' prevents the 7.5V automatic battery from discharging. [Figure 1.g] Figure 1.g shows the structure of the invention. The infinite automatic generator 3 can be used as a DC power generator and storage unit made using a rechargeable battery. It is constructed as an infinite automatic generator that can be used as a charger for (rechargeable) batteries that operate continuously while charging without the need for an additional external power source. One of the three circuits, "Circuit 162," can be used to avoid discharging the battery in order to charge it with a charger. [Figure 1.h] Figure 1.h shows the Infinite Auto Power Generator 2 as a DC power generator and storage device using a rechargeable battery. It is built as an automatic power generating battery that continuously generates approximately 24 volts, 40 A of DC power without the need for an external power source (it has two switches to stop discharging). [Figure 2.a] Figure 2.a shows the structure of an infinite automatic generator 5 (MKP) used as an AC generator, made using a high-frequency or low-frequency capacitor (F). It is constructed as an infinite automatic generator that can continuously generate AC current (of very high or low frequency) without the need for external power. [Figure 2.b]Figure 2.b shows the structure of the invention; Infinite Automatic Generator 4, which is used as a DC power generator and storage device made of polarized capacitors, electrolytic supercapacitors, ultracapacitors, etc., to build an infinite automatic generator that continuously generates and stores DC current without the need for an external power source. [Figure 2.c] Figure 2.c shows the structure of the infinite automatic generating power device 4, which can be used as a DC power generator and power storage device made from a storage capacitor. It is built as an infinite automatic generating power device that can be used to continuously charge a capacitor with DC power without any additional external power source. [Figure 2.d] Figure 2.d shows the structure of an infinite self-generating device 12 that can be used as a high-voltage (HV) electrostatic generator, constructed using at least one of the new capacitors. This capacitor, called an asymmetric capacitor, consists of two electrodes of different sizes separated by a high-voltage (HV) insulator. This is what I call an infinite self-generating device. An asymmetric capacitor continuously and spontaneously generates a negative charge on the largest electrode and a positive charge on the smallest electrode without the use of an external power source. This occurs when the asymmetric capacitor is insulated with a high-voltage insulator. The amount of charge stored on the two electrodes of the (asymmetric) capacitor continuously generates electricity without the use of an external power source (such as high-voltage static electricity or ionized air). [Figure 2.e] Figure 2.e shows the structure of an infinite automatic generator 14, which includes an asymmetric capacitor with holes in the high-voltage insulator separating the large and small electrodes. Each electrode has at least one (small) hole. This device is used as an electron / ion beam generator. This structure functions as an infinite automatic generator that continuously and spontaneously generates an electron (or ion) beam without the need for external power. This beam can be used to ionize air or for (continuous) charged particle beams used as propulsion engines in space (no external additional power required). [Figure 2.f]Figure 2.f shows the construction of an infinite automatic generator16 consisting of a single asymmetric capacitor, which can be used as an electrical polarity inverter, AC and DC power generator, and amplifier. It involves the use of at least two differently sized insulated conductors. These two insulated conductors are separated by a high-voltage insulator. The two insulated conductors and the high-voltage insulator are partially twisted together, with a turn at the center of their length. The other end of the two conductors generates, without an external power source, continuously increasing direct and alternating currents for two wires of different sizes, or only alternating current for two wires of the same size. This occurs at very high or extremely high frequencies. This device must be completely isolated by high-voltage insulators and paraffin-treated cardboard. For example, the longest / largest insulated wire has a negative charge at each end, and the shortest / smallest insulated wire has a positive charge. When held in an insulated state without external power, the charge continues to increase. [Figure 2.g] Figure 2.g shows the structure of the infinite automatic generator 13, which can be used as both an AC and DC generator and a transformer / amplifier, or an AC-only generator. The infinite automatic generator 13 can be used to invert and amplify the power and polarity of an input and is constructed as follows: It is constructed as an infinite automatic generator with at least two insulated conductors (of the same length and diameter) separated by a thin high-voltage insulator and twisted together at the center of their lengths. Meanwhile, the two uninsulated ends of the two insulated conductors, the two inputs and two outputs of the device, function as a transformer to increase or decrease the self-generated AC voltage. This AC voltage and / or current can then be continuously generated at high or low frequencies without the application of external power. This occurs when the device is kept completely insulated by the high-voltage insulator (for example, a paper case wrapped in paraffin). This device can function as a high-voltage AC generator if both conductors are the same size. It can also be used as a DC and AC generator if both conductors are different sizes. [Figure 2.h] Figure 2.h shows the structure of the Infinite Automatic Generator 15, used as a high-voltage AC and DC power source. This device consists of four insulated conductors separated by three high-voltage insulators (anti-static), which together form three asymmetric capacitors, acting as an amplifier and inverter. These three asymmetric capacitors are connected in a loop and housed in a case with high-voltage HV insulators. This is an automatic generator that generates continuous high-voltage (static) electricity, which can be used as an engine to generate continuous thrust without the need for external power. The propulsion is in the form of an electron (or ion) beam device, which can also be used to ionize air or gases by amplified high negative charge by connecting three asymmetric capacitors in a loop to an initially negatively charged conductor through an inverter. These electrons / ions emitted from the tip of a needle are attracted and accelerated through a positively charged ring connected to an amplified high-voltage positive voltage. This amplified charge results from the inverter and amplifier being connected in a loop while this circuit / device is insulated. This infinitely self-powered device also functions as an air ionizer and plasma generator, operating continuously without additional external power. For best results, this device should be filled with a very good high voltage (HV) insulator such as paraffin or oil. [Figure 3.a]Figure 3.a shows the structure of an infinite automatic generator 6, constructed using three or four electrical transformers, that can be used as an AC generator and AC amplifier. It is constructed as an automatic generator that continuously generates electrical (high or low frequency) AC power without requiring continuous external additional power. This device uses at least three electrical transformers with the same voltage (V) and three different outputs (W / h). This device is made by connecting the three inputs of the three transformers in parallel, and then connecting the three outputs of the three transformers in parallel. The three transformers are automatically charged and can continuously produce AC power (after using the initial AC power) when the three parallel outputs are connected to the input of a fourth transformer. [Figure 3.b] Figure 3.b shows the structure of an infinite automatic generator 7, which can be used as an AC power generator and an AC power amplifier, constructed using at least one or two new-type transformers. This infinite automatic generator is constructed using two new-type transformers with input coils made of insulated magnetic alloy wire. The magnetic alloy wire can be insulated silicon steel wire (Fe (95%), Si (approximately 5%)) or insulated iron-nickel alloy wire (Fe (30-70%), Ni (70-30%)). For example, this infinite automatic generator can be used as an AC generator. The output coil is made of insulated copper wire. More power can be produced by connecting the output of new-type transformer A to the input of another new-type transformer B. The output of transformer B is connected to a circuit in which AC current flows only through the input of new transformer A. (Both transformers are connected in a loop) This generates continuous (high- or low-frequency) AC power without the need for external power. [Figures 4a-4d]Figures 4a, 4b, 4c, and 4d show four configurations of an infinite automatic generator8 used as an AC power source (low or high frequency). It consists of a transformer or coil, high-voltage insulators, diodes, and rod-, C-, U-, or other shaped magnets. This infinite automatic generator functions as an AC generator and can generate AC power continuously without an external power source. The AC is generated by induced currents generated by an oscillating magnetic field within an oscillating, insulated magnet. The magnet is connected to two diodes at each end, and by repeatedly shorting out the low AC voltage across the insulated magnet, the magnet continuously contracts and expands. [Figure 5.a-5.b] Figures 5.a and 5.b show the structure of the Infinite Automatic Generator No. 9. This is a mechanical generator (motor) that can be used as an AC / DC power generator and also as a mechanical generator. [Figure 5.c-5.d] Infinitely Generating Power Generator 10, shown in Figures 5.c and 5.d, is made by combining at least one circular magnet (with holes and at least two coils with C-shaped alloy cores near its surface) with one or two other magnets in a novel motor. Infinitely Generating Power Generator No. 9 is used as a mechanical power generator, spontaneously and continuously producing mechanical power without the application of external power. This power can be converted into continuous electricity generation by connecting a motor and dynamo with a shaft. Alternatively, by drilling many semi-holes in the circular magnet and placing coils near its surface. [Figure 6]Figure 6 shows the structure of an infinite self-generating device. No. 11. This is a mechanical generator made using a conventional electric motor, with the normal (copper) coil replaced with insulated magnetic alloy wire [insulated silicon steel wire (Fe(95%), Si(approximately 5%)) or insulated iron-nickel alloy (Fe(30-70%), Ni(70-30%)...)]. These insulated magnetic alloy wires further increase the alternating magnetic field in the coils of an electric motor using AC / DC power. This increase makes the alternating magnetic field in the coils of an electric motor using AC / DC current even stronger than in a motor made with coils using insulated copper wire. This is built as an automatic generator with a more powerful electric motor using the same input power as a conventional electric motor. If connected to the shaft of a dynamo, it can continuously generate AC / DC electricity and mechanical force without any additional external power. This is achieved by powering a new type of motor using part of the dynamo's electrical output. This motor is made with coils using insulated magnetic alloy wire. [Figure 7.a] Figure 7a shows an infinite automatic generator 17 consisting of at least two or three similar electric (rechargeable) batteries of any power storage and voltage (at least 1.2 volts). For example, the negative terminal of Battery 1 is connected to the cathode of at least one or two diodes, the negative terminal of a 1000 μF (electrolytic) capacitor, and the emitter of an NPN transistor (BC547). The positive terminal of Battery 2 is connected to the anode of the diode, the positive terminal of a 1000 μF electrolytic capacitor, and the collector of the NPN transistor. The base of the NPN transistor (BC547) is connected to a resistor, the other end of which is connected to the positive terminal of Battery 2. The positive terminal of Battery 1 is connected to the positive terminal of Battery 3 for charging, and the negative terminal of Battery 2 is connected to the negative terminal of Battery 3 for charging. [Figure 7.b]Figure 7.b shows an infinite self-generating device 18 with at least two anti-parallel diodes with a ring at the anode and a needle-like point at the cathode. This device is held in place by a high-voltage insulator. [Figure 7.c] Figure 7.c shows an infinite automatic generator 19 with two automatic generator 17 circuits, with other components alternately operating one circuit or the other to generate alternating current and charge two rechargeable batteries.

[0066] Detailed Description of the Drawings Figure 1 shows a basic infinitely self-generating power device 1 used as a DC power generator and storage device. This generates DC power continuously without adding any additional power. Figure 1.a shows the state where there is no electrical circuit to prevent discharge when the battery is fully charged. (1) is the cathode of a (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 1; negative pole. (2) is the positive pole of the (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 1; positive pole +. (3) is the cathode of the (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 2; negative pole -. (4) is the positive pole of the (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 2; positive pole +. (5) is the cathode of the (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 3; negative pole -. (6) is the positive pole of the (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 3; positive pole +. (7) is the output cathode; negative pole (for automatic rechargeable batteries, 10 automatic rechargeable batteries are battery 1, battery 2, battery 3 connected in parallel). (8) is the anode; the output positive pole + is that of the (automatic rechargeable) battery (the automatic rechargeable battery is battery 1, battery 2, and battery 3 connected in parallel). Circuit 15, detailed in Figure 1.d, Figure 1.e and Figure 1.f, acts as a switch or relay and can be connected between (4) and (6) and / or (3) and (5) to avoid discharging the three batteries.

[0067] Where: (Rechargeable) Battery 1 has a voltage of 1.5V and produces 1A.V / h = 1W / h. (Rechargeable) Battery 2 has a voltage of 1.5V and produces 0.5AV / h = 0.5W / h. (Rechargeable) Battery 3 has a voltage of 1.5V and produces 0.25AV / h = 0.25W / h. Together, these batteries form a self-recharging battery that continuously generates a voltage of 1.5V. When all batteries 1, 2, and 3 are fully self-charged, they can continuously generate at least 1A.V / h = 1W / h. No external power source is required to charge them. This circuit (called "Circuit 162") must be connected to (4) and (6) and / or (3) as shown in Figure 1.d, 1.e, or 1.f (or an equivalent circuit) (5). This is to avoid discharging the three fully charged batteries.

[0068] Figure 1.b shows an infinite automatic generator 1 used as a DC power generator and energy storage device. It is a rechargeable battery that can continuously generate and store DC power without any external additions. It consists of a 7.5V battery containing a battery. It consists of the following: (9) is the cathode and negative electrode of the 7.5V (self-rechargeable) battery II. (10) is the positive electrode; the positive electrode of a 7.5V (self-rechargeable) battery II (11) is the cathode (negative electrode) of a (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 1. (12) is the cathode; it is the negative pole of the (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 2. (13) is the cathode; it is the negative pole of the (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 3. (14) is the anode; the positive pole of a 1.2V (rechargeable) battery (15) is the anode; it is the positive pole of the (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 2. (16) is the anode; the positive pole of a 1.2V (rechargeable) battery (17) is the cathode of a 1.2V (rechargeable) battery 4; it is the negative pole. (18) is the cathode (negative electrode) of a (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 5. (19) is the cathode of a 1.2V (rechargeable) battery 6; it is the negative electrode. (20) is the anode, the positive pole + of the (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 4. (21) is the anode, the positive pole + of a (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 5. (22) is the anode; it is the positive pole of a (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 6. (23) is the cathode; it is the negative pole of a (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 7.

[0069] (24) is the cathode; it is the negative pole of a (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 8. (25) is the cathode; it is the negative pole of a (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 9. (26) is the anode; it is the positive pole of a (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 7. (27) is the anode; it is the positive pole of a (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 8. (28) is the anode; it is the positive pole of a (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 9. (29) is the cathode; it is the negative pole of a (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 10. (30) is the cathode; it is the negative pole of a (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 11. (31) is the cathode; it is the negative pole of a (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 12. (32) is the anode; it is the positive pole of a 1.2V (rechargeable) battery. (33) is the anode; it is the positive pole of a (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 11. (34) is the anode; it is the positive pole of a 1.2V (rechargeable) battery 12. (35) is the cathode; it is the negative pole of a (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 13. (36) is the cathode; it is the negative pole of a (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 14. (37) is the cathode; the negative pole of a 1.2V (rechargeable) battery (38) is the anode; the positive pole of a 1.2V (rechargeable) battery +1 (39) is the anode; the positive pole of a 1.2V (rechargeable) battery +1 (40) is the anode; the positive pole of a 1.2V (rechargeable) battery +1 (41) is the cathode; the negative pole of a 1.2V (rechargeable) battery (42) is the cathode; the negative pole of a 1.2V (rechargeable) battery (43) is the cathode; the negative pole of a 1.2V (rechargeable) battery -18 Batteries 1, 2, and 3 are connected in series. Batteries 4, 5, and 6 are connected in series. Batteries 7, 8, and 9 are connected in series. Batteries 10, 11, and 12 are connected in series. Batteries 13, 14, and 15 are connected in series, Batteries 16, 17, and 18 are connected in series.

[0070] These 18 batteries form a self-charging battery with 1 watt of power at 7.5 volts, which can charge itself without an external power source. This self-charging battery will automatically discharge if charged without the six "circuits 162."

[0071] Figure 1.c shows Infinite Automatic Generator 1 used as a DC power generator and storage device for a (rechargeable) 7.5V battery. It uses the same (rechargeable) battery as Figure 1.b, but is connected differently, and one of three circuits, called "Circuit 162," is used to avoid discharging a fully charged 7.5V battery.

[0072] In this build: ---(Rechargeable) Batteries 1, 4, 7, 10, 13, and 16 are connected in series to form a 7.5V self-charging battery, with a power of 1W / h, which must be charged in the following way: ---Rechargeable batteries 2, 5, 8, 11, 14, and 17 are connected in series to form a 7.5V rechargeable battery with an output of 0.5W / h.

[0073] ---Rechargeable batteries number 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, and 18 are connected in series to form a 7.5 volt, 0.25 watt-hour rechargeable battery.

[0074] Batteries 2, 5, 8, 11, 14, and 17 are connected in parallel with batteries 2, 5, 8, 11, 14, and 17.

[0075] Batteries 2, 5, 8, 11, 14, and 17 are also connected in parallel with batteries 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, and 18.

[0076] The negative terminal of battery 2 (12) is connected to the negative terminal of battery 3 (13), The positive terminal of battery 17 (46) is connected to the positive terminal of battery 18. (45) (162) is a manual relay that turns off when 7.5V batteries 1&4&7&10&13716 are fully charged. ---Batteries 1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16 are connected in parallel with: ---Batteries 2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 17 ---Batteries 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18 Terminals (12) and (13) of batteries 2 and 3 are connected to terminal (11) of battery 1.

[0077] The positive terminals (45) and (46) of batteries 17 and 18 are connected to one of three circuits in "Circuit 162," which is activated when the switch connected to the positive terminal (44) of battery 1 (7.5V, 1W / h) is turned on and off.

[0078] "Circuit 162" turns on / off when the voltage of batteries 1, 4, 7, 10, 13, and 16 drops below / exceeds approximately 7.5V when fully charged.

[0079] Figure 1.d shows one of three circuits, labeled "Circuit 162," designed for a 7.5V, 1W / h self-rechargeable battery (or other battery voltage or energy storage) with a relay that stops charging at 7.5 volts and 1 watt per hour when the battery is fully charged and automatically maintains charging during partial discharge.

[0080] Relays (168), (169), (170), and (171) are operated by a simple electrical circuit using a Zener diode 167 (as an example) at about 7.2 V. When the circuit is used in Figure 1.c, it also contains a transistor (166), a relay, and a resistor (165), which switches on and off between anode (164) and the anodes of two other batteries (45) and (46).

[0081] This circuit makes it possible to keep batteries 1, 4, 7, 19, 13 and 16 charged at 7.2V and 1W. When (181) is connected to poles-(11)&(12)&(13)(Fig1.c), this allows continuous automatic charging and prevents discharging and charges 7.5V&1W / h batteries (1&4&7&10&13&16).

[0082] Figure 1.e shows how a circuit with three reverse-connected diodes in parallel (174), (175), and (176) directs more current away from the anode (172) (Figure 1.e) of the battery with the highest power output. This current flows to the anode (173) (Figure 1.e) of the lower-power battery that needs charging (44) (Figure 1.c). This prevents the discharge of 7.5V, 1W / h batteries 1, 4, 7, 10, 13, and 16. The circuit in Figure 1.e has no mechanical components and can have more than one diode in both directions of current.

[0083] Figure 1.f shows a circuit similar to Figure 1.e, but using two inverting diodes. One diode is connected to the positive terminals (177) (Figure 1.f) of two rechargeable 7.5 V batteries (45) and (46) (Figure 1.c). This charges the anodes (178) of 7.5 V, 1 W / h batteries 1, 4, 7, 10, 13, and 16 with positive polarity (44) (Figure 1.c).

[0084] (Batteries 1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16 need to be charged.) This is possible because each diode drops the incoming voltage in a different way. For example, diode (179) can drop the voltage by 0.35V, while another diode (180) can drop the input voltage by 0.37V. This causes current to flow from pole +(177) (Fig.1.f) = (45) and (46) (Fig.1.c) to pole +(178) (Fig.1.f) = (44) (Fig.1.c). This is to avoid discharging batteries 1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16 through their pole +(44) (Fig.1.c) when they are fully charged. 7.5V, 1W / h. This circuit does not use any mechanical parts.

[0085] In the scheme of Figure 1.b, if one of the six relays, or one of the six circuits similar to "Circuit 162", is not used, the battery can be overcharged and gradually discharged.

[0086] Figure 1.d, Figure 1.e, and Figure 1.f show three equivalent circuits, referred to as "Circuit 162," as examples of circuits to replace Relay 162 and avoid discharging the battery in Figure 1.c.

[0087] The circuits in Figure 1.e and Figure 1.f have no mechanical components and are two of three circuits designated "Circuit 162" designed to replace and improve upon manual relay 162.

[0088] Figure 1.g shows an infinite automatic generator 3 used in a DC generator and charger device to charge rechargeable or rechargeable batteries or capacitors. With this automatic charger, no external power source is required to recharge the battery or capacitor.

[0089] The structure of this automatic charger when used for batteries and / or capacitors is as follows: (94) is the cathode, or negative electrode, of a (rechargeable) 1.2V battery. (95) is the cathode, or negative electrode, of (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 2. (96) is the anode, or positive electrode, of a (rechargeable) 1.2V battery. (97) is the anode, or positive electrode, of a (rechargeable) 1.2V battery 2. (98) is the negative output of an infinite automatic generation charger connected to the cathode of a 1.2V (rechargeable) battery III that needs to be charged. (99) is the positive output of the infinite automatic power charger, which is connected to the positive pole of the 1.2V (rechargeable) battery III to charge it.

[0090] This is constructed, for example, as follows: Battery 1 has a voltage of 1.2 V and can produce 0.25 A. V / h = 0.25 W / h.

[0091] Battery 2 has a voltage of 1.2V and can produce a current of 0.50A, or 0.50W / h.

[0092] Battery III is a 1.2V rechargeable battery that requires 1W / h to charge. Battery III has a voltage of 1.2V and can produce at least 1A.V / h=1W / h when fully charged.

[0093] Battery III, at 1.2V and 1W / h, must be disconnected from the charger once fully charged to avoid discharging. Battery III can have an output greater than 1 watt-hour, e.g., 5 watt-hours or more. Battery 1 and Battery 2 can maintain a voltage of 1.2V and 0.25W / h and 0.50W / h, respectively. Discharging Battery III while it's being charged by the charger can be avoided by using one of the circuits shown in Figure 1.d, Figure 1.e, or Figure 1.f, called "Circuit 162." Relays (168), (169), (170), and (171), along with Zener diode (167) and transistor (166), are examples of circuits for Battery III that regulate the voltage from approximately 1V to 12V or greater. This can be added to disconnect the cathode (98) and / or anode (99) of the infinitely self-generating charger from the cathode and / or anode of rechargeable Battery III.

[0094] If Battery III is also 7.5V and Batteries 1, 2, and III are all functioning normally, this infinite self-generating charger could theoretically charge an empty 7.5V battery indefinitely.

[0095] This is the case when Battery 1 and Battery 2 have a voltage of 7.5V, and Battery III (the battery being charged) has a different power. This is the case when Battery 1, Battery 2, and Battery 3 are all functioning. The higher the stored power (and voltage) of Battery 1 and Battery 2, the faster Battery III will charge.

[0096] Battery 1, Battery 2, and Battery III should all be the same voltage. For example, the infinite automatic generator schema in Figure 1.g is an example of a charger using two rechargeable batteries. This can be connected in parallel to connect two or more batteries with the same voltage (five batteries above 1V) but different (other) stored power to function faster as a charger. The same applies to rechargeable batteries, capacitors, or other power units from other products. 1.5V, 12V, 100V, or higher voltages, etc.

[0097] Figure 1.h shows a 24V and 100A 2.4KW / h DC power generating unit 2 used to continuously generate and store DC power without adding any external components. This unit consists of two batteries, 12V10A and 12V40A (or other voltage and power 2.4...batteries and 2.4...capacitors), to continuously generate and store DC power without adding any external power sources. It is constructed as follows:

[0098] (193) is the positive (+) pole and (202) is the negative (-) pole of a 12V, 60A battery. (195) is the anode, positive pole, and (196) is the cathode, negative pole, of a 12V, 60A battery. (198) is the anode, positive terminal, and (199) is the cathode, negative terminal of a 12V, 40A battery. (200) is the anode, pole +, and (201) is the cathode, pole - of 12V, 40A battery Z. (208) is the anode, pole +, and (207) is the cathode, pole - of 2.4KW / h battery (IAPGD). Batteries Y and Z can be replaced with storage capacitors, and batteries W, X, Y, and Z can have other voltages (V) and powers (A, W / h). (203) and (204) are two Schottky diodes. (205) and (206) are two manual switches (to prevent discharge), which can be replaced with Figure 1.d, Figure 1.e, Figure 1.f, or other similar circuits. Batteries W and X are connected in series, and batteries Y and Z are also connected in series. Batteries W and X are connected in parallel with batteries Y and Z. The OV (GRD) of both batteries W and X and Y and Z are connected to two diodes. The cathode of one diode is connected to the negative pole of batteries Y and Z, and the anode of the other diode is connected to the positive pole of batteries W and X. One switch connects each diode. It is connected in parallel with batteries Y and Z.

[0099] Figure 2.a shows an infinite automatic generator 5 using an AC generator.

[0100] (47) is one terminal of (ceramic, .....) capacitor 1. (50) is the other pole of (ceramic, .....) capacitor 1. (48) is one pole of (ceramic, .....) capacitor 2. (51) is the other pole of (ceramic, .....) capacitor 2. (49) is one pole of (ceramic, .....) capacitor 3. (52) is the other pole of (ceramic, .....) capacitor 3. (53) is the output terminal of an infinite self-generating device that uses a capacitor to generate AC power without the need for an external power source, and continuously generates high or low frequency AC. (54) is another output terminal of an infinite automatic generator that uses a capacitor to generate AC power without the need for an external power source.

[0101] for example: Three ceramic capacitors can be used: Capacitor 1 has a voltage of 100 volts and a capacitance of 100 picofarads.

[0102] Capacitor 2 has a voltage of 100 volts and a capacitance of 1000 picofarads.

[0103] Capacitor 3 has a voltage of 100 volts and a capacitance of 10,000 picofarads.

[0104] Low-value (piezoelectric) capacitors can generate (very) high-frequency AC voltages (possibly high voltages) that increase continuously without the need for additional external power sources and have the ability to ionize air without an initial power supply. High-value capacitors (e.g., MKP) can generate low-frequency AC when three or more capacitors are connected in parallel and are on or within a high-voltage insulator. The larger the capacitance (higher in farads) and voltage (higher in volts) of the capacitors, the greater the power generated. However, with lower capacitance, the frequency and voltage can be higher. These three or more parallel capacitors can continuously generate an alternating current (ionized air, electrons, etc.) without the need for an external power source. At a voltage of 220V, more AC power can be generated by connecting three capacitors in parallel with capacities (e.g.,) 50MKP, 25MKP, and 100MKP. In theory: A maximum output of 0.0001*44,000=4W / h can be produced continuously without the application of external power when these three capacitors are surrounded by high voltage anti-static insulation.

[0105] The alternating current generated by at least three capacitors connected in parallel can be amplified through one or more novel types of transformers or circuits, as shown in Figure 3.b. All capacitors used in this infinite automatic generator must have similar voltages (V) and at least two or three different capacitances (F).

[0106] Figure 2.b shows an infinite automatic generator 4, which functions as a DC power source and storage device, utilizing high- or ultra-high-capacity storage electrolytic capacitors or polarized capacitors.

[0107] It generates a continuous DC current without the need for an external power source.

[0108] This is constructed as follows:

[0109] (55) is the negative terminal of capacitor 1 (58) is the positive terminal of capacitor 1 (56) is the negative terminal of capacitor 2 (59) is the positive terminal of capacitor 2 (57) is the negative terminal of the capacitor -. (60) is the positive terminal of capacitor 3 (61) is the negative terminal and is the output of a self-charging capacitor that can generate direct current continuously without the need for an external power source. (62) is the positive terminal + of the output of a continuous self-charging capacitor that generates DC current continuously without the need for an external power source.

[0110] Like a battery, all the capacitors in this infinite automatic generator must have the same voltage (V) and at least two or three different capacities (F).

[0111] For example, electrolytic capacitor 1 has a voltage of 10V and a capacitance of 10μF.

[0112] Capacitor 2 has a voltage of 10V and a capacitance of 100μF.

[0113] Capacitor 3 has a voltage of 10V and a capacitance of 1000μF.

[0114] This infinite automatic generator uses (high) storage, electrolytic, and hyperpolar capacitors to continuously generate DC power without the need for an external power source.

[0115] This will generate approximately 0.001*(10*2)=0.1W, and to avoid discharge, a circuit like Figure 1.d, Figure 1.e, or Figure 1.f is required between (59) and (60) (Figure 2.b).

[0116] (The leakage current of the capacitors limits the power that can be generated continuously.) By using three capacitors (for example, 50 μF, 25 μF, and 100 μF) with a voltage of 220 V, it is possible to generate DC power continuously without the need for an additional external power source. In theory: A maximum power output of 0.0001*44,000=4W is produced when these three capacitors are isolated with high voltage (anti-static) insulation.

[0117] Figure 2.c shows an infinite automatic generator 4 (using a polarized capacitor) used as a DC power generator and storage device. It produces DC power continuously without the need for an external power source to charge or recharge the capacitor.

[0118] This is constructed as follows:

[0119] (102) is the negative electrode of (storage, electrolytic...) capacitor 1. (100) is the positive + of capacitor 1 (storage, electrolytic, etc.). (103) is the negative electrode of (storage, electrolytic...) capacitor 2. 5(101) is the positive + of capacitor 2 (storage, electrolytic, etc.). (104) is connected to the positive + of the capacitor V that needs to be charged, and is also connected to the positive, anode + of the autocharger. (105) is connected to the negative terminal of the capacitor V that needs to be recharged, and is also connected to the negative terminal, or cathode, of the autocharger. As an example, here are two electrolytic capacitors acting as a charger: Capacitor 1 has a voltage of 10V and a capacitance of 10μF.Capacitor 2 has a voltage of 10V and a capacitance of 100μF. The capacitor V that must be charged (or recharged) is, for example: Similar to a battery charger with a 10V voltage and a 1000µF capacitor V, all capacitors in the charger and the capacitors being charged must have the same voltage (V) and at least two or three different capacitances (F).

[0120] Similar to a battery charger, when recharging capacitor V from the charger in Figure 2.c, it must be disconnected from the charger as soon as recharging is complete, or it may discharge. An automatic switch, or equivalent circuit, can be disconnected from the charger by connecting one of the three circuits detailed in Figure 1.d, Figure 1.e, or Figure 1.f between (104) in Figure 2.c and the anode of capacitor V.

[0121] For example, this new continuous DC automatic power generation charger is made of (high) storage electrolytic capacitors, polarized capacitors, ultracapacitors, etc., and does not require external power, and can generate continuously without adding external power, at least about 0.001*(10*2)=0.1W (to charge the capacitor).

[0122] The charger and capacitor must be placed on a high-voltage insulator while charging (usually the capacitor's leakage current limits the power generated continuously). The charger requires one or two capacitors of different capacitance (F) but the same voltage. This depends on whether the capacitor you are charging has a different capacitance than the two capacitors in the charger; all three capacitors must have approximately the same voltage (V).

[0123] Figure 2.d shows an infinite generator 12 used as a high-voltage generator of AC and DC power. It is constructed using an asymmetric capacitor that generates power continuously without the need for external power. It is constructed as follows: (126) is the largest electrode. The negatively charged cathode can be made of metal foil or a metal conductor. (130) is the wire connected to the cathode, the largest electrode, and has the negative electrode, which can be made from metal foil. (127) is the smallest electrode, a positively charged anode made of metal foil. (129) is the wire connected to the smallest electrode, the anode, which is the positive electrode +. (128) is a high-voltage insulator, such as air, oily paper, or paraffin.

[0124] This infinite automatic generator is an asymmetric capacitor with two unequal-sized electrodes (126) and (127) separated by a high-voltage insulator (128). It generates direct current (DC) and alternating current (AC) power. It generates both DC and AC power simultaneously and continuously without an external power source when enclosed and insulated by a high-voltage insulator (for example, high-voltage insulators can be oil, paraffin, or mica-containing paper). When enclosed in a casing or enclosed with a high-voltage insulator, this asymmetric capacitor generates power continuously without an external power source. The cathode (126), connected to a wire, is formed by applying an increasing negative charge to the electrode with the largest surface area and volume (130), and the anode (127) is formed by applying an increasing positive charge to the smallest electrode (127).

[0125] The asymmetry in the size of the two asymmetric electrodes (126) and (127), and the asymmetry in the amount of charge on the two electrodes of this asymmetric capacitor, continuously generates DC power (and AC power) (in the form of ionized air). This is because the asymmetric capacitor has a capacitance value of about ~pF and a surface area of ​​about several cm. 2, when the high voltage insulator is ~<0.1mm thick.

[0126] This is more easily achieved by using a very high voltage insulator to hold the asymmetric capacitor completely isolated, and by using a very high voltage insulator between two electrodes of different sizes, for example by using paper as a casing, such as oil, paraffin, mica, glass, or quartz, to surround the asymmetric capacitor.

[0127] The higher the value of capacitance (F) of an asymmetric capacitor (electrodes with very different large surface areas or volumes), the lower the frequency and the greater the power generated by the asymmetric capacitor.

[0128] The greater the difference in surface area and volume between the two electrodes, the greater the DC voltage generated by the asymmetric capacitor in this infinite automatic generator of AC and DC currents and voltages. Both the cathode and anode of this asymmetric capacitor can be covered with high-voltage anti-static insulators.

[0129] By increasing the negative charge on the electrode with the largest surface area and volume, a cathode (126) is formed, connected to the wire. (130) Then, by generating an increasing positive charge on the smallest electrode (127), it forms the anode (127).

[0130] The asymmetry in the size of the two asymmetric electrodes (126) and (127), and the asymmetry in the amount of charge on the two electrodes of this asymmetric capacitor, continuously generates DC power (and AC power) (in the form of ionized air).

[0131] This is because the asymmetric capacitor has a capacitance of about ~pF and a surface area of ​​about several cm 2 , when the high voltage insulator is ~<0.1mm thick.

[0132] This is more easily achieved by using a very high voltage insulator between two electrodes of different sizes, keeping the asymmetric capacitor perfectly isolated.

[0133] For example, by using paper as a casing for oil, paraffin, mica, glass, quartz, etc. to surround the asymmetric capacitor.

[0134] The higher the value of capacitance (F) of an asymmetric capacitor (electrodes with very different large surface areas or volumes), the lower the frequency and the greater the power generated by the asymmetric capacitor.

[0135] The greater the difference in surface area and volume between the two electrodes, the greater the DC voltage generated by the asymmetric capacitor in this infinite automatic generator of AC and DC currents and voltages.

[0136] Both the cathode and anode of this asymmetric capacitor can be covered with high voltage anti-static insulator.

[0137] Figure 2.e shows an infinite self-powered device 14 used as an ion thrust generator and electron / ion beam generator. It is made using a modified asymmetric capacitor with at least one hole, which produces a continuous thrust without the application of external power in the form of a beam of electrons (or ions).

[0138] This is constructed as follows:

[0139] (131) is the cathode, negatively charged. This is the largest electrode, and the negative electrode, a metal foil, has at least one (small) hole. (This cathode can be connected to a wire if necessary and can be covered with a high-voltage insulator with a hole leading to the cathode hole.) (133) is the anode, the positively charged electrode, the smallest electrode, and the electrode with at least one (tiny) hole. It may be a metal foil. (This anode can be connected to a (a) wire if necessary and covered with a high-voltage insulator with a hole pointing toward the anode hole.) (132) is a high-voltage (HV) insulator with at least one (small) hole. (134) shows two holes in two electrodes facing each other and a hole in the high-voltage insulator, which together form at least one (small) hole (in this example). Through this hole, a beam of ions and / or electrons is generated by the negative charge on the largest electrode (131), attracted and pushed by the positive charge on the smallest electrode (133), passing through the holes in the two electrodes and the hole in the thin high-voltage insulator (132) of the asymmetric capacitor. These three holes form a single hole (134) with asymmetrically sized electrodes of the asymmetric capacitor. This can be created by using aluminum foil of different dimensions with paper separated by oil, paraffin, or mica. Avoiding contact between the two foils of different sizes and insulating this device with high-voltage (HV) insulators allows free flow of electrons / ions from the cathode to the anode. (For example, a large piece of paper coated with paraffin or other high-voltage (HV) insulator can be used to hold or surround this infinite self-generating device.)

[0140] You can also use two pieces of paper of different sizes as electrodes, with cellophane (plastic) tape separating them as an insulator, and a thin hole between the two pieces of paper - in this case the electron / ion beam will be generated slower, but will still continue to grow.

[0141] Figure 2.f shows an infinite automatic generator 16 made of insulated wire and high voltage insulators, which can be used as a DC and AC high voltage (HV) generator without any additional external power source.

[0142] This is constructed as follows:

[0143] (135) is (136), the insulated ends of one of the two conductors. (wire; conductorA (138) and (139) are the other two uninsulated ends of the other conductor B. (140) is a paper case containing paraffin, oil, etc. (137) is a (very) high voltage insulator; paraffinized paper, oil, PET, etc. Then, both insulated conductors (of the same or different length and thickness) are held together with a (thin) high voltage anti-static insulator (137) between them. Then, one insulated end of insulated conductor B is twisted or turned through a portion of the end of the other conductor A. The ends (138) and (135) of the two insulated conductors A and B generate a continuously increasing AC electric field, voltage, and current at a high frequency. This occurs when: ---A high voltage insulator (137) is located between two insulated wires bundled together.

[0144] ---And if these two insulated conductors are held together with a high voltage insulator between them, completely insulated on top of the high voltage insulator, this is what will happen.

[0145] For example, case (140) is a paper case covered with paraffin. If two insulated conductors are of different sizes and lengths and have high-voltage insulation sandwiched between them, the longest or thickest insulated conductor will have an oscillating negative voltage at its end. The smallest / shortest insulated conductor will have an oscillating positive voltage. A series of such (asymmetric) capacitors consists of two insulated conductors with high-voltage insulation sandwiched between them, and can be connected in series to increase DC and / or AC voltages. All asymmetric capacitors are stored in an insulated case with high-voltage insulation, for example, they are enclosed in a case such as paraffin or oil that surrounds all asymmetric capacitors.

[0146] Figure 7.a shows an infinite automatic generator 17 made using at least two or three similar electric (rechargeable) batteries (minimum 1.2 volts) and any power storage device. It is constructed as follows: The negative terminal of Battery 1 (208) is connected to the cathode of at least one or two diodes (210) and (211). This is connected to the negative terminal of a 1000 μF (electrolytic) capacitor (212) (with a higher voltage than Battery 1 and Battery 2), which is in turn connected to the emitter of an NPN transistor (BC547). The positive terminal of Battery 2 (209) is connected to at least one or two diodes (210) and (211) in parallel, which are connected to the positive terminal of the 1000 μF (212) electrolytic capacitor. The anodes of at least one or two diodes (210) and (211) are connected to the positive terminal of Battery 2. (209) --And it is connected to the collector of NPN transistor (BC547). (213), the base of transistor (312) is connected to resistor (47K ohm) (214). --And the other end of the resistor is connected to the positive terminal of battery 2 (209). The positive terminal of battery 1 (208) is connected to the positive terminal of battery 3 (207) for charging. --And the negative terminal of battery 2 (209) is connected to the negative terminal of battery 3 (207) for charging.

[0147] Battery 1 (208) and Battery 2 (209) must first be charged to charge electric (rechargeable) Battery 3 (207). If only Battery 1 (208) and Battery 2 (209) are used, the circuit functions as a battery charger; Battery 3 (207) can be removed or replaced when charged and used to charge an empty battery. If only Battery 1 (208) and Battery 2 (209) are used, the circuit functions as a battery charger. Batteries 1, 2, and 3 (207 or 208 or 209) can be configured by connecting many batteries in parallel or series to charge them, provided their combined power is approximately the same as Battery 1 and Battery 2. Battery 1 (208) and Battery 2 (209) can also be configured by connecting several batteries in parallel or series with similar power and voltage. If at least three batteries are used, the circuit functions as an independent power source, operating when Battery 3 is being charged.

[0148] Figure 7.b shows an infinite automatic generator 18. It is constructed as follows: at least two HV insulating (219) anti-parallel diodes (215) and (216) - the anode has a ring (217), and the cathode has a needle-like tip (218). If at least three batteries are used, this circuit acts as an independent power source and operates when battery 3 is charged.

[0149] Figure 2.g shows another structure of the infinite automatic generator 13. It can be used as a high-frequency or low-frequency transformer (with capacity) and as an AC and DC power source. It is constructed using at least two insulated wires separated by a high-voltage (anti-static) insulator to continuously generate and convert electrical (static) energy without the need for external power. It is constructed as follows: (141) and (142) are two conductors of similar length and thickness. (143) and (149) are high-voltage (anti-static) insulators (HV). (144) and (145) are the ends of the insulated conductor. (141), (146), and (147) are the ends of the insulated conductor. (142) and (148) are paper cases made of paper containing paraffin as a high-voltage insulator. (Example) Conductors (e.g., wires) (141) and (142) of similar length and thickness are held together at their center. And between these two conductors, in the middle of their length, there is a very thin, very high voltage (HV) insulator (143).

[0150] for example: Both insulated conductors are separated mid-length by high-voltage insulators, twisted, glued, or spun together through part of their length. Two insulated wires (141) and (142) are held together by, for example, spun high-voltage insulators (143) and (149), which are located in the center of the two spun conductors. This allows for the construction of transformers (and capacitors) capable of increasing voltages and currents when used in conjunction with complete high-voltage insulation. For example, a paper case (148) containing paper filled with paraffin... If one of the two insulated conductors (141 or 142) is of a different size or length and has a high-voltage insulator sandwiched between them, the following occurs: the longest or largest insulated conductor produces an oscillating negative voltage, which increases or decreases; and the smallest or shortest insulated conductor produces an oscillating positive voltage, which increases or decreases depending on the number of spirals in conductors (141) and (142).

[0151] Two insulated conductors (141) and (142) are twisted around each other with a high voltage insulator (143) between them separating them. These two conductors have two ends, the input (144) and (145). The two other terminals (146) and (147) are the outputs of the transformer, which produces increasing AC voltages and currents at high or low frequencies and is used when a fully insulated case (148) is filled with high voltage insulators.

[0152] A series of such transformers (insulated conductors held together by high-voltage insulators), shown in Figure 2.g, can be added, connected in parallel or loops, or connected in series. This can be done to increase or decrease the AC and DC voltages and currents that can be generated continuously without the need for additional external power sources. The devices can be connected in parallel and / or in series to generate very high alternating voltages (HV) and very high frequency electrostatic fields, currents, and voltages. The devices generate ionized air.

[0153] Figure 2.h shows an infinite automatic generator 15 used as an HVAC and DC power generator and as an HV electrostatic power amplifier, made using four insulated conductors. HV (anti-static) insulators in a high-voltage insulating case. These devices continuously amplify and generate AC and electrostatic power without externally adding power in the form of electron or ion beams. It can be used to ionize air or gas, or as a space engine or high-voltage generator using ion beams, or to charge high-voltage capacitors.

[0154] This is built as follows: At least four (insulated) conductors (161), (150), (152), and (154) are bundled together (of different lengths and / or thicknesses) at one end of each insulated conductor length. Between each conductor there is a (very) thin high voltage (HV) anti-static insulation (158). and (151) and (153). Conductor (161) is longer and / or thicker than conductor (150), Conductor (150) is longer and / or thicker than conductor (152). Conductor (152) is longer and / or thicker than conductor (154), The insulated conductor (150) is spun or twisted around a high voltage (anti-static) insulator (158), which covers one end of the insulated conductor (161). The insulated conductor (152) is wrapped and twisted around the high voltage static insulator (151), which covers one end of the insulated conductor (150). The insulated conductor (154) is wrapped around a high voltage (anti-static) insulator (153), which covers one end of the insulated conductor (152). These four conductors form three asymmetric capacitors that increase and reverse the polarity of the charge.These four conductors form three asymmetric capacitors that increase and reverse the polarity of the charge. If conductor (161) initially has a negative (-) charge, conductor (150) will gain an increased positive (+) charge. This will cause conductor (152) to gain an increased negative (-) charge that is higher than the conductor's negative (-) charge. When conductor (152) (which now has an increased negative charge) is connected to conductor (161) (which has a negative charge), a circuit is formed in a loop. This will continually increase the negative charge on conductor (161). This increase will then appear again on conductor (152), further increasing the positive charge on conductors (154) and (155) and on ring (156). Conductor (155) has a very high positive (+) charge, which is connected to ring (156), which acts as an anode (for example). A high negative charge is emitted from the tip of the needle (for example, 159), which is then attracted and passes through the positively charged ring (156). This ring is connected to a positively charged conductor (155), which produces a beam of negatively charged particles in air or vacuum.

[0155] Here is an example of conductors (161), (150), and (152) creating two asymmetrical capacitors in a loop. By using, say, four, six, or more asymmetrical capacitors in the loop, we can amplify the negative charge in the circuit. By using more asymmetrical capacitors in the loop, say, three, five, or more, we can increase the positive charge in the loop. This increase further increases the voltage and strength of the device, and thus the power, beam,... or high voltage generator.

[0156] This device has no mechanical parts and can be connected in series (positive to negative) or parallel with other similar devices. It is intended to continuously generate more powerful electron or charged particle beams without an external power source. This can be used to generate thrust for engines used in space or vacuum, or to ionize air, gas, or plasma.

[0157] It generates continuous higher voltage (HV) power without the need for an additional external power source. For best results, this equipment should be housed in a case or box (157) filled with a very good (anti-static) insulating material (e.g., paraffin or oil).

[0158] Figure 3.a shows an infinite automatic generator 6 used as an AC power generator and AC power amplifier made using at least three or four common transformers.

[0159] This transformer has internal capacitance (which also acts as a capacitor) and requires an external AC power source initially, but subsequently does not.

[0160] This was constructed as follows (110) is the secondary (output) coil of transformer 1. (111) is the core of transformer 1. (112) is the primary (input) coil of transformer 1. (113) is the secondary (output) coil of transformer 2. (114)(115) are the primary (input) coils of transformer 2. (116) is the secondary (output) coil of transformer 3. (117) is the core of Transformers 3. (118) is the main input coil of transformer 3. (108) and (109) are the outputs of the three secondary (output) coils of transformers 1, 2, and 3 connected in parallel. (106) and (107) are the inputs to the primary coils of transformers 1, 2, and 3 connected in parallel. The secondary (output) coil of transformer 1 is connected in parallel with the secondary (output) coil of transformer 2. The secondary (output) coil of transformer 1 is connected in parallel to the secondary (output) coil of transformer 3. The primary (input) coil of transformer 1 is connected in parallel with the primary (input) coil of transformer 2 and the primary (input) coil of transformer 3.

[0161] For example: The output (secondary) voltage of Transformer 1 is 12V and the power is 6W / h. The output (secondary) voltage of Transformer 2 is 12V and the power is 3W / h. The output (secondary) voltage of Transformer 3 is 12V and the power output is 1W / h. The input (primary) voltage of transformer 1 is 220V and the output is 6W / h. Transformer 2 has an input (primary) voltage of 220V and an output of 3W / h. Transformer 3 has an input (primary) voltage of 220V and an output of 1W / h.

[0162] For example: The terminal outputs (108) and (109) of the continuous automatic charging transformer produce an AC high-frequency current. This AC current can be transformed again. This is done by connecting the secondary outputs (108) and (109) to the inputs of a fourth transformer. This is done as follows: Transformer 4 has an input (primary) voltage of 12V and an output power of approximately 10W. Transformer 4 has an output (secondary) voltage of 220V and an output power of approximately 10W.

[0163] The outputs of (108) and (109) are connected in phase or out of phase (90° + 90° = 180°) to the input of transformer 4. The output of transformer 4 is connected to a circuit made up of diodes (for example) so that AC current flows only to the inputs (106) and (107) of the three transformers connected in parallel.

[0164] The principle used for these three (or four) transformers is similar to that used for (rechargeable) batteries and capacitors in DC power supplies, as shown in Figure 1.a. However, it is adapted to AC power supplies by using transformers with different output powers, and a different input power for each of the three or four transformers, while using the same input voltage.

[0165] By the same principle, a circuit can use four, five, or even more ordinary transformers.

[0166] Figure 3.b shows an infinite automatic generator 7 used as an AC power generator and AC power amplifier. It is built with a combination of at least two new models / types of transformers that amplify alternating current (AC) current more than a normal transformer. These new types of transformers are looped together in a circuit to produce continuous AC power without the need for an external power source.

[0167] This is constructed as follows:

[0168] (26) and (27) are the inputs of primary transformer A. (28) and (29) are the outputs of primary transformer A. (30) and (31) are the inputs of secondary transformer B. (32) and (33) are the outputs of secondary transformer B. (34) is the input coil of primary transformer A made of insulated magnetic alloy wire. For example: insulated silicon steel wire (95% iron with silicon (approximately 5%)) or insulated iron (30%-70%)-nickel (70%-30%) alloy wire... (These magnetic alloy wires amplify the alternating magnetic field around the insulated magnetic alloy wire. (35) is the output coil of primary transformer A made of insulated non-magnetic wire. For example, the insulated copper wire (36) is the input coil of the secondary transformer B (made of insulated magnetic alloy wire), such as insulated silicon steel wire or insulated iron-nickel alloy wire, which amplifies the alternating magnetic field around the insulated magnetic alloy wire. (37) shows that the output coil of secondary transformer B is made of copper or other non-magnetic alloy. (38) is the core of the primary transformer (made of silicon steel, ferrite, etc.). (39) is the core (silicon steel, ferrite, etc.) of secondary transformer B.

[0169] These two new models / types of transformers, A and B, amplify the AC current from the input (26) and (27). They are made using insulated magnetic alloy wire for the input coil (34) of the primary transformer, A. They are made using insulated magnetic alloy wire for the input coil (36) of the secondary transformer, B.

[0170] The insulated magnetic alloy wire forming the coils (34) and (36) can be, for example: insulated silicon steel wire, or insulated iron-nickel alloy wire, ... (rather than insulated copper wire).

[0171] These insulated silicon steel coils are located in the input coils (34) of primary transformer A. These insulated silicon steel coils are located in the input coils (36) of secondary transformer B. This insulated magnetic coil further amplifies the magnetic field generated by the AC current from the input primary coils (34) and (36) in the core (38). (39) Again, it amplifies the output coils (35) and (37) of transformers A and B; this generates amplified alternating induced AC current and AC power in the output coils. The output coils are made of copper (35) and (37) in the new type transformers of type A and B. This output is available at the outputs (28) and (29) of the coil (35) of primary transformer A. It is made of insulated copper wire. This output is available at the outputs (32) and (33) of the output coil (37) of secondary transformer B.

[0172] The amplified output from transformer A is amplified again in transformer B. This power can be further amplified by using further transformers designed as transformers A and B as shown in Figure 3.b.

[0173] Both transformer A and transformer B reverse the phase of their input currents by 180 degrees. The phase of the current outputs (32) and (33) is reversed by 90 degrees at transformer B and again by 90 degrees at transformer A's outputs (28) and (29). This creates a 180-degree phase reversal with the new type transformers A and B. The outputs (32) and (33) of secondary transformer B can be looped back to the inputs (26) and (27) of primary transformer A with a diode or other electrical circuit. This further amplifies the outputs of secondary transformers A and B. The circuit in Figure 3.a can also use three or four of these new type transformers.

[0174] Figure 4.a shows an infinite automatic generator 8 used as an AC power generator and charger. It consists of a coil, at least two diodes, a rod or bar-shaped magnet, and high-voltage (anti-static) insulators. It is used as an AC power generator.

[0175] This is constructed as follows: (40) is a magnet. (41) is a high voltage anti-static insulator. (42) and (43) are the coil outputs. (44) is a coil. (45) and (46) are two (fast switching) diodes. (47) and (48) are HV (anti-static) insulators between the magnet and the coil, and also insulate the diode.

[0176] The insulated magnet (40) is a bar (or rod) shaped magnet that generates an infinitely continuous oscillating (AC) current by connecting two isolated, oppositely facing diodes (45) and (46) in parallel on either side of the magnet's longest end, and by placing a very thin, high voltage (HV) anti-static insulator (41) in the very narrow space between the oscillating magnet and the coil.

[0177] Insulated magnets contract and uncontract by using a very low AC voltage across a large magnet (preferably made of a metal or alloy) to cause magnetic contraction and uncontraction. This low AC current repeatedly shorts two (or more) insulated diodes (or Zener diodes and diodes) together. The diodes in the insulated magnet (40) are insulated by high-voltage anti-static insulators (41) and (47), creating a short circuit (48).

[0178] The magnet vibrating at its longest part generates an oscillating magnetic field around the magnet (40), which causes an oscillating or alternating current at the outputs (42) and (43) of the coils (44).

[0179] The coil (44) must have the proper impedance to resonate with the frequency of the vibrating magnet, increasing the induced current in the coil (44). This means that the coil (44) must have the proper dimensions and number of turns.

[0180] The AC power generated continuously without the need for an external power source can be increased by connecting it to a new type of transformer detailed in Figure 3.b, or it can be converted to DC power using diodes. By using Zener diodes instead of diodes (45) and (46), pulsating DC power can be generated continuously without the need for an external power source.

[0181] Figure 4.b shows the two-dimensional structure of the infinite automatic generator 8 used as an AC power generator and AC charger.

[0182] It consists of a tubular magnet, a coil with a core made of a magnetic alloy (such as ferrite, silicon steel, or iron-nickel alloy), a high-voltage (anti-static) insulator, and two diodes. It is constructed as follows:

[0183] (52) is a tube-shaped magnet. (50), (53), (54), and (55) are high voltage anti-static insulators. (51) is a coil. (49) is the coil core. (56) and (57) are two (fast switching) diodes. (58) and (59) are the AC current and AC power outputs generated by the coil.

[0184] The core (49) is insulated from the coil (51) by a thin high voltage (HV) antistatic insulator and is placed and held inside a metallic magnet (52), which is in the form of a tube insulated by HV (antistatic) insulators (53), (54), and (55).

[0185] The insulated magnet (52) oscillates, generating an infinite alternating current (AC) current within the coil (51). This is accomplished by connecting the longest end of the magnet to a tube (52) and connecting it to at least two insulated diodes (56) (57). This allows the magnet within the tube to repeatedly contract and expand using magnetic contraction. This is caused by repeatedly shorting a very low AC current across the large insulated magnet (52). There are two (or more) insulated diodes (56) (57).

[0186] The vibrating insulating magnet (52) generates an oscillating magnetic field within a core (49) made of a magnetic alloy.

[0187] (Silicon steel, ferrite, iron-nickel alloy...).

[0188] This core amplifies the oscillating magnetic induction field from the oscillating magnet (52) in the coil (51), resulting in a higher oscillating (AC) induced current and AC power at the outputs (58) and (59) of the coil (51).

[0189] The coil (51) is made of insulated copper wire (for example). The coil (51) and core (49) must have the appropriate impedance to resonate with the frequency of the vibrating magnet. This increases the induced current in the coil (51). This means that the coil (51) must have the appropriate dimensions and number of spirals. This means that the core (49) must have the appropriate dimensions and shape to resonate with the frequency of the vibrating magnet (52). The magnet (52) is vibrated by repeatedly shorting a low AC voltage across both ends of the magnet (51). This causes the insulated magnet to repeatedly contract and de-contract.

[0190] The AC power generated continuously without the addition of external power can be increased by connecting it to the input of a new type of transformer detailed in Figure 3.b. This AC power can be converted to DC power using diodes. By using Zener diodes instead of diodes (45) and (46), a continuously pulsating DC power can be generated without the addition of an external power source.

[0191] Figure 4.c shows a third structure of the infinite automatic generator 8 used as an AC power generator. It consists of a C-shaped magnet and a coil with a core made of a magnetic alloy (such as ferrite, silicon steel, or iron-nickel alloy), plus two diodes and a high-voltage anti-static insulator.

[0192] This build is as follows: (60) and (61) are the outputs of the coil generator. (AC current (64) is a coil. (63) is the coil core (made of ferrite, silicon steel, supermalloy, etc.). (65) is a C-shaped (metal, alloy, ferrite, ...) magnet. (66) and (67) and (68) and (71) are anti-static insulators for high voltage. (69) and (70) are two (fast switching) diodes. By combining these, you can create an infinite automatic generator.

[0193] The coil (64) and core (63) (which could be replaced by a transformer) are located near a vibrating C-shaped magnet (65) surrounded by HV electrostatic insulators (66), (67), and (71). The magnet is continuously vibrated by connecting at least two (back-to-back) diodes (69) and (70) in parallel on either side of the magnet's longest end. The ends of the magnet (65) are then placed in a C-shape very close to the surfaces of both sides of the core (63) and coil (64). The core and coil are separated by a (very) thin high-voltage anti-static insulator (68). This high-voltage insulator is placed in the very narrow gap separating the two sides of the magnet (65) from the two sides of the core (63). The core is surrounded by the coil (64).

[0194] By connecting the ends of an insulated magnet (65) in parallel with at least two reverse-biased diodes (69) and (70) (for example), the magnet (65) can contract and expand by itself using magnetic contraction and de-contraction. This is caused by a very low AC voltage across the large magnet (65) being repeatedly shorted by the isolated diodes (69) and (70). HV insulators (66)&(67)&(68)&(71) allow the AC voltage to be generated.

[0195] A C-shaped vibrating magnet (65) generates an oscillating magnetic induction field, which is amplified in the core (63) (made of ferrite, silicon steel, iron-nickel alloy, etc.), which generates an alternating current in the coil (64) at the outputs (60) and (61).

[0196] The coil (64) and core (63) must have the proper impedance to resonate with the frequency of the vibrating magnet (65), which increases the induced current in the coil (64). This means that the coil (64) and core (63) must have the proper dimensions, number of spires, shape, etc., so that they can resonate with the frequency of the vibrating magnet.

[0197] The AC power generated by this infinite automatic generator is continuous without the need for additional external power sources and can be converted to DC power using diodes. By connecting it to a new type of transformer detailed in Figure 3.b, the AC power can be continuously generated without the need for additional power sources. The AC power generated can be increased by using two Zener diodes instead of diodes (69) and (70), which allows for the generation of continuously pulsating DC power without the need for an additional external power source.

[0198] Figure 4.d shows a fourth structure of the Infinite Automatic Generator 8, used as an AC generator and / or AC charger. It is constructed using a transformer with two coils with a magnetic alloy core made of silicon steel, ferrite, iron-nickel alloy, etc. It also contains high-voltage (HV) insulation (PET, oil, polyethylene film, etc.), two diodes, and a powerful rod-shaped magnet.

[0199] This is constructed as follows:

[0200] (72) is a magnet that can be made of iron, nickel, and cobalt alloys, or other metal alloys (or ferrite magnets, etc.), and is shaped (for example) like a rod. (However, it can be a C or U shape or any other shape...) (74) and (75) are two reverse-connected (fast-switching) diodes. (79) and (80) are one of the two outputs of the transformer output coil (77). (AC) (81) and (82) are the other two outputs of the transformer output coil (78). (AC) (77) is one of the transformer coils. (78) is another coil of the transformer. (72) is a rod-shaped magnet. (73) is a high voltage (anti-static) insulator. (74) and (75) are two reverse-connected (fast switching) diodes. (76) is the core of the transformer.

[0201] An infinite series of alternating (AC) currents are generated in coils (77) and (78) by placing the longest side of the magnet very close to the transformer core (76) and by placing a very thin, high-voltage static insulator (73) (e.g., PET or oil) in a very narrow gap between one side of the magnet (72) and the other side of the transformer core (76). This magnetic contraction and deconstriction is caused by a very low current AC voltage across the large, insulated magnet (72), repeatedly shorting out two (or more) diodes (74 and 75). This magnetic contraction and deconstriction is caused by a very low current AC voltage across the large, insulated magnet (72), repeatedly shorting out two (or more) diodes (74 and 75). The vibrating magnet (72) creates a magnetic induction field that is amplified in the transformer core (76) (made of ferrite, silicon steel, iron-nickel-cobalt alloy, or other magnetic alloys, etc.), which generates AC current in the coils (77) and (78), resulting in AC power at outputs (81) and (82). This in turn generates AC power at the transformer outputs (79) and (80) used in the infinite automatic generator.

[0202] The coils (77) and (78) and the core (76) must have the appropriate impedance to resonate with the frequency of the vibrating magnet (72). This resonance increases the induced current in the coils (77) and (78). This means that the coils (77) and (78) must have the appropriate dimensions and number of turns. The core (76) should also have the appropriate dimensions and shape to resonate with the frequency of the vibrating magnet (72). The generated AC power can be further increased by connecting the outputs (81) and (82) or the outputs (79) and (80) to the input of a new type of transformer detailed in Figure 3.b. This AC output power can be converted to DC power using a diode. If a Zener diode replaces the diode (74), DC pulsed power may appear at the output (75).

[0203] Figure 5.a shows a top view and Figure 5.b shows a side view of the infinite automatic generator 9 as a mechanical generator; a motor. It consists of at least one circular magnet and one or more other magnets. When connected to a dynamo, it continuously generates mechanical and electrical energy without an external power source. This build is shown below.

[0204] (83) and (87) are examples of motors. (84) is an external bar magnet with its axis (164) and a circular magnet showing the south magnetic pole with its south pole located below the rotor. (85) is the shaft of the rotor (90) connected to the circular magnet. (86) (86) is a circular magnet connected to the rotor. (90) (88) is a second external bar magnet fixed to its own axis (163) with its north pole above the circular magnet (86), which has its magnetic north pole on its upper side. (165) is an adjustment knob for manually changing the position and angle of the magnet. (88) (163) is the axis that allows the magnet (88) to rotate and change its position and angle relative to the circular magnet (86). (166) is a knob for manually adjusting the position and angle of the magnet. (84) (164) is the axis that allows the magnet (84) to rotate and change its position and angle relative to the circular magnet (86). (89) is the free space between the magnets, which can be air or vacuum. (90) is a rotor connected to a circular magnet (91) is the hole around which the rotor shaft rotates, and that hole is in the case (83) and (87) that surrounds the motor (possibly a magnetic gear). (93) is the side of the inner circular magnet with the south pole below the rotor and the north pole above the rotor, The circular magnet (92) has its north pole on the rotor and together with the circular magnet 10 creates an infinite automatic generator.

[0205] An example is a motor.

[0206] ---A circular magnet (86) is connected to the rotor (90) and is free to rotate around its axis (85), with a south pole (93) below the circular magnet (86) and a north pole (92) above the circular magnet (86); ---One (or more) bar-shaped (or C-shaped, U-shaped, or other shaped) magnets (84) are positioned below the circular magnet (86) so that the south pole is visible below the circular magnet (86).

[0207] ---And on top of the circular magnet (86) there is another magnet in the shape of a rod (other shapes like C or U are also acceptable) with its north pole pointing above the circular magnet (86). (The two bar magnets (84) and (88) can also be replaced by one or more bar magnets bent into a U or C shape or other shape.)

[0208] --And below the circular magnet (86) is the south pole of this other magnet (similar to (84)), shaped like a C or U or some other shape. The underside of the circular magnet (86) also shows a south pole.

[0209] --And the two bar magnets (84) and (88) can be replaced by one or more bar magnets bent into a U-shape, C-shape, or other shape. The top of the circular magnet (86) marks its magnetic north pole. And above the circular magnet (86) is the north pole of another magnet (like (88)), C-shaped, U-shaped, or other shape. The top of the circular magnet (86) marks its magnetic north pole.

[0210] Magnets (84) and (88) are fixed around their axes (164) and (163) at a variable angle. This variable angle is maintained using adjustment knobs (165) and (166) located near the circular magnet (86), allowing the circular magnet (86) and rotor (90) to rotate around the axis (85). This variable angle is maintained using adjustment knobs (165) and (166) located near the circular magnet (86). U-shaped, C-shaped, or other shaped bar magnets (84) and (88) are positioned above and below the circular magnet at an angle that creates a magnetic repulsion force. (86) The circular magnet is connected to the rotor at its center, allowing it to rotate freely around its axis. (85) This rotation is caused by the combined repulsive magnetic forces of the two (or more) bar magnets (84) and (88) acting as a repulsive couple against the magnetic force of the circular magnet (86). This results in the rotor (90) moving in a circular motion about its axis (85), allowing the motor to rotate freely and continuously without the application of external power.

[0211] A combination of C-shaped, U-shaped, or other shaped magnets can be used to create a simultaneous repulsive magnetic force against a circular magnet. (86) This combined repulsive magnetic force is located above and below the circular magnet (86), with one or more C-shaped, U-shaped, or similarly shaped magnets.

[0212] This is achieved by using two rod-shaped magnets (84) and (88), and two U-shaped, C-shaped, or other shaped magnets, positioned or fixed at an optimal angle around the axes (163) and (164). This allows the magnetic repulsion forces above and below the circular magnet (86) to rotate around the rotor (90) connected to the center of the circular magnet (85). This is done as follows: -One (or more) magnets bent into a U-shape, C-shape, or other shape are shown with their south poles below a circular magnet, while the north pole of the same magnets is above the circular magnet (86) in a C-shape or U-shape. -U-shaped or C-shaped magnets are positioned at the optimum angle / orientation using the adjustment knobs (165) and (166). This magnet combination allows magnetic repulsion above and below the circular magnet (86), which rotates freely around the axis (85) and rotor (90).

[0213] Adding other combinations of magnets in rod or C- or U-shape (or other) shapes can simultaneously create repulsive and attractive forces to the circular magnet (86). These C- or U-shaped additional magnets act as additional magnetic force couples to generate more mechanical energy from this Infinite Automatic Power 25 generator motor. This creates magnetic attraction by adding one or more additional magnets arranged in a U- or C-shape at an optimal angle / orientation around the rotating circular magnet (86) and the rotor (90) connected to its shaft (85). --This construction is achieved by placing one or two (or more) magnets arranged in a C- or U-shape with their north poles below a circular magnet (86), the underside of which shows its magnetic south pole. --In a C-shaped or U-shaped magnet, its south pole is located at the top of the circular magnet (86). The top surface of the circular magnet (86) shows its magnetic north pole.

[0214] When two, four, or more magnets (bar, C-, U-shaped, or other shapes) interact with each other, the attractive and repulsive forces between them cause the circular magnet (86) to rotate freely around its axis (85) with increasing force. This infinite, automatic generator or motor can continuously generate more mechanical energy (which can be converted into electrical energy, etc.) without the need for an external power source. Each bar, C-, U-shaped, or other shaped magnet can be fixed at its midpoint to the axis (163) and (164), generating magnetic forces that repel and / or attract the circular magnet (86). These C- or U-shaped magnets can rotate approximately 90 degrees around their axis. By adjusting the knobs (165) and (166) remotely or manually, the circular magnet (86) and rotor (90) rotate clockwise or counterclockwise around the axis (85).

[0215] A bar, C, U, or other shaped magnet can be moved around its axis remotely or manually from 0 to 180 degrees. This generates a variable repulsive (and / or attractive) magnetic force relative to the circular magnet. As a result, the circular magnet (86) and rotor (90) can rotate freely around the shaft (85) with increased or decreased force, increased or decreased speed, reversed direction, or stopped completely. This is accomplished by using a bar, C, or U shaped magnet to decrease, increase, reverse, or stop the repulsive or attractive force relative to the circular magnet (86). This is done by varying the angle or distance of the magnetic repulsion (and / or attraction) near the circular magnet (86) as it rotates around its (85) axis.

[0216] By using a fixed magnet in the shape of a C or U, without the need for adjustment knob (166) or shafts (164) and (163), a simplified version of a perpetual motion infinite generator can be made.

[0217] The circular magnet (86) rotates freely around its axis, continuously generating mechanical energy without external power (85). This mechanical energy can be converted into electricity by connecting the axis (85) of the circular magnet (86) to the axis of a dynamo that generates AC and DC power. The output of this can be connected to the input of a new type of transformer, shown in Figure 3.b, and amplified AC power can be obtained from the output of the new type of transformer.

[0218] Figure 5.c shows a top view, and Figure 5.d a side view, showing how this infinite automatic generator 10 can be used simultaneously as a mechanical and alternating current generator by connecting a circular magnet (86) to a rotor and shaft (85). It consists of a circular magnet (86) with a row of holes (182) along its periphery, separated by a non-hole section (183) of the same diameter. This is connected to the rotor and shaft (85). At its four ends (184), (185), (186), and (187) (the size of the hole diameter), are adjacent two identical, series-connected, counter-wound coils (188) and (189) with C-shaped cores (191) (192). These two counter-wound coils simultaneously face the holes and non-holes (repeatedly) as the circular magnet (86) rotates. (190).The rotation of a circular magnet with a hole creates an AC induction in two coils made of C-shaped cores (191) and (192).

[0219] The AC output generated can be connected to the input of a new transformer (A) detailed in Figure 3.b, allowing for further enhancement of the power from an infinite self-generating motor. The electrical output of the new transformer (A) shown in Figure 3 can be increased by the new transformer detailed in Figure 3. This increase in output can be repeated as many times as required.

[0220] Figure 6 shows the infinite automatic generator 11. It uses a standard electric motor and utilizes AC and DC currents. Inside is a rotor (122) shaped like the capital letter "I," typically made of silicon steel (or other magnetic alloy). These silicon steel plates are joined together to form an I-shaped three-dimensional rotor. This is composed of the following: (120) is the static magnet of the electric motor, showing its magnetic pole in front of one of the two ends of the rotor. (121) is another static magnet of the electric motor, showing its magnetic pole on the opposite side of the rotor. (122) is the type I rotor of the electric motor. (123) and (124) are coils made of insulated magnetic alloy wire wound around the rotor branches of the new electric motor. (122) and (125) are the shafts located in the center of the rotor of the new electric motor. (122) The coils (123) and (124) are made of insulated magnetic alloy wire, which amplify the alternating magnetic field generated by the DC and / or AC current in the coils. Coils (123) and (124) are wound on two branches of rotor (122), which is I-shaped with two branches separated by axis (125) on rotor (122).

[0221] Each end of the I-shaped rotor generates an alternating magnetic field (near and in front of) the constant magnetic field of the magnet (120) (121). The alternating magnetic forces from the rotor (122) and the magnets (120) and (121) cause the rotor to rotate when current flows through the coil (123) (124).

[0222] Conventional DC and AC electric motors use coils of insulated copper wire. However, this infinite self-generating motor utilizes DC and / or AC currents in its coils, which are made of insulated magnetic alloy wire. These insulated magnetic wires include, for example, insulated silicon steel wire or insulated iron-nickel alloy wire. Alternating current in the insulated silicon steel [Fe (95%) & Si (~5%)] wire (or insulated iron-nickel alloy [Fe (25%-75%) & Ni (75%-25%)] wire) generates an amplified alternating magnetic field in the coils (123) and (124). This amplified alternating magnetic field in the coils (123) and (124) made of insulated magnetic wire is stronger than that in the coils made of insulated copper (Cu (~99%)) wire used in conventional electric motors. This amplified alternating magnetic field in the coils (123) and (124) made of insulated magnetic wire is again amplified in the core of the rotor (122), made of silicon steel.

[0223] This strong alternating magnetic field at both ends of the rotor (122) opposes the magnetic field of the (electric) or static magnets (120) and (121) placed around the rotor (122). This increases the magnetic force between the ends of the rotor (122) and the opposing static magnets (120) and (121) (and / or electromagnets). The result is an infinite automatic generator that provides more mechanical power than a normal electric motor using insulated copper. (This is an electric motor using insulated magnetic alloy wire) looks similar to this: - Electric motors with insulated copper wires -With an electric motor using insulated magnetic alloy wire.

[0224] If the infinite automatic generator is an electric motor made of magnetic alloy wire and connected to the shaft of a generator to generate power, some of the power from the generator can be supplied to the electric motor using a coil made of magnetic alloy wire that drives the generator.

[0225] This invention is applicable to electric motors of any type, genre, or model that use a core made of a magnetic alloy and a coil made of insulated copper wire. These motors made with insulated copper wire can be replaced with coils made with insulated magnetic alloy wire, such as insulated silicon steel wire or insulated iron-nickel wire, in electric motors using DC and / or AC current and with rotors of any shape. For example, with a rotor: a geometry with two branches and two coils separated by the rotor axis, or Y-shaped, with three branches and three coils separated by the rotor axis, Or an X-shape with four branches and four coils separated by the rotor axis. Or by using other rotor shapes in electric motors.

[0226] This invention also applies to electric motors with rotors without coils, where the copper wire forming the coils is in the stator (where the stator is made of a magnetic alloy and has insulated copper wire inserted on the outside of the rotor) (on the stator arranged around the rotor). The insulated copper coils used in the stator can be replaced with coils of insulated magnetic alloy wire. For example, using insulated silicon steel wire or insulated iron-nickel alloy wire, it is possible to make an infinite self-generating motor, which can continuously generate more mechanical energy without adding external power.

[0227] By connecting this new type of electric motor by its shaft to a dynamo, and by using a portion of the dynamo's electrical output to power an infinite automatic generator, this new type of electric motor (made from magnetic alloy wire) can produce more and more electrical and mechanical power continuously without the addition of any external electrical power.

[0228] To increase the power output, the electrical output of the dynamo (which is connected by a shaft to the new-type motor) is distributed to the input of at least one new-type transformer, as detailed in Figure 3.b. Its amplified AC output is connected to the electrical input of an infinite automatic generator (which is a new-type electric motor made of insulated magnetic alloy wire). This provides more power to the new-type motor, which produces more mechanical and electrical power. (This can be used in vehicles, cars, trucks, trains, airplanes, spacecraft, etc., or even power drills, washing machines, etc.) Combinations of some devices from my inventions (mentioned above) that can be used together include (for example): Combination 1: Generate more power from the circuit shown in Figure 3.a using the three new transformers detailed in Figure 3.b. Combination 2: Use the new type of transformer detailed in Figure 3.b to amplify power from one or more of the infinite devices detailed in Figures 4.a, 4.b, 4.c, and 4.d. Combination 3: Use one or more of the new types of transformers detailed in Figure 3.b to amplify the power produced by the device shown in Figure 2.a. Combination 4: Combinations 1, 2, and 3 can be used to store or charge the generated power, or to charge a large capacitor or a high-power (rechargeable) battery, as shown in Figure 1.a through Figure 1.g. (1;a,b,c,d,e,f,g) Combination 5: The new motor shown in Figure 6 can be used with the dynamo and transformer detailed in 3.b and / or 3.a to generate more power. This power can be shared with the new motor in Figure 6 to produce more mechanical and electrical power. Combination 6: Many of the devices detailed in Figure 2.f are connected in series, parallel, or loops, and combined with the devices detailed in Figure 2.e to generate more powerful electron beams, ion beams, and more powerful high-voltage electrostatic power for use in ion beam propulsion engines. Combination 7: Use a combination of the other devices shown in Figures 1.a through 6, along with the infinite automatic power generation device detailed in Figures 1.a through 6.

[0229] Figure 7.c shows an infinite automatic generator 19. It is made from the two circuits used in Figure 7.a. One circuit, when activated, causes voltage and current to flow in one direction, and then the other circuit is activated, causing current to flow in the opposite direction.

[0230] The entire circuit in Figure 7.b acts as an inverter that turns both circuits on and off in the following way: ----Resistors of the following values: Components (247), (248), and (249) in Figure 7.b are 1K ohms. Components (250) and (251) in Figure 7.b are 47 kilohms. Component (252) is 160 kilohms. Component (253) is 2.2 kilohms. Components (254) and (260) are 1.2 kilohms. That part (255) is 120 kilohms. The sum of components (256), (257), and (261) is 470 kilohms. ---Capacitors with the following values: Components (245) and (246) are 1000µF, and component (258) is 47pF. ---Fast switching diodes 1N4148 are found in the following components: (234) & (235), (236), (237), (238), (239), (240), (241), (242), (243), (244) ---NPN transistors (BC547) are found in the following components: (227), (228), (229), (230) ---NPN transistor (2N6052) is included in the components: (224) ---PNP transistors (2N4001) are included in components: (231), (232), (233) ---PNP transistor (2N6059) is included in the components: (263) --- and the (rechargeable) battery for the two circuits are included in the components. Su: (220), (221), (222), (223) ---This circuit uses two circuits to alternately charge component batteries (225) and (226). The frequency with which the two circuits alternate on and off is controlled by an electric oscillator that generates sine or square wave voltages at points (259) and (262). This circuit is an example of generating continuous alternating current at (263) and (264) without an external power source.

Claims

1. Infinite Automatic Generators generate power continuously without the need for an external power source and include the following 19 models: Infinite Automatic Generator 1: This is an automatic rechargeable battery. It is made of at least three (rechargeable) batteries. These three batteries have the same voltage but different power capacities. And these three batteries are connected in parallel (pole + to pole +) (negative to negative) through a switch. Infinite Automatic Generator 2: This is an automatic rechargeable battery made of four (rechargeable) batteries. These four batteries have the same voltage, two batteries are identical batteries and the remaining two identical batteries have different power storage. These four batteries are connected in series (pole + to pole +) and parallel (negative to negative) using switches. Infinite Automatic Generator 3: This is an automatic charging device. It is made of two, three or four different (rechargeable) batteries. These two, three or four batteries have the same voltage. These two, three or four batteries have different power stores. These two, three or four batteries are connected in parallel (pole + to pole +) or (negative to negative) with a switch. Infinite Automatic Generator 4: This is an automatic charger. It is made of three or more (storage) capacitors and / or (rechargeable) batteries with the same voltage but different voltages. These three or more (storage) capacitors and / or (rechargeable) batteries are connected in parallel (pole + to pole +) or (negative to negative) via a switch. Infinite Automatic Generator 5: This is an AC power generator. It is made of at least three different high frequency capacitors. And these three capacitors have the same voltage, and these three capacitors are connected in parallel through a switch. Infinite Automatic Generator 6: This AC power generator is made of three transformers, each with different output power and each with the same output voltage, and these three outputs are connected in parallel and in phase. Infinite Automatic Generator 7: This is an AC generator. It is made of one or two new type transformers connected in a loop, with the input coils made of insulated magnetic alloy wire and the output coils made of insulated non-magnetic alloy wire. Infinite Automatic Generator 8: This is an AC generator. It consists of a coil with a core placed near an insulated, vibrating magnet. The insulated magnet is connected at each end to two parallel, oppositely oriented isolated diodes. Infinite Automatic Generator 9: This is a mechanical generator (or motor). It consists of a circular magnet that rotates on an axis. This circular magnet is placed near a movable or fixed magnet that may be rod-shaped, C-shaped, U-shaped, or some other shape. Infinite Automatic Generator 10: This is a mechanical generator and alternator. It consists of a coil placed near the bore of a rotating circular magnet. This circular magnet is placed near a rod or U-shaped magnet. Infinite Automatic Generator 11: This is a new type of AC / DC motor. It uses insulated magnetic alloy wire to further strengthen the alternating magnetic field in the coils and rotor / stator of the motor, which can be connected through its shaft to a dynamo to power this new type of motor. Infinite Automatic Generator 12: This is an AC and DC power generator. It is made of an asymmetric capacitor used on a high voltage insulator. This asymmetric capacitor has two electrodes of different sizes separated by a thin high voltage insulator. The Infinite Automatic Generator 13 is a transformer and AC / DC generator. It is made of two insulated wires separated by a high voltage insulator. These two insulated electrical wires are separated by a high voltage insulator. The two insulated wires are rotated around each other in the middle of their length. This device is used for high voltage insulators. Infinite Automatic Generator 14: Electron / Ion Beam and Plasma Generator. It is made from a modified insulated asymmetric capacitor. This asymmetric capacitor has two electrodes of different sizes, each with a hole. A hole in the thin high voltage insulator separates the two electrodes. The Infinite Automatic Generator 15 is a high-power, high-voltage, and high-frequency AC and DC power supply. It is made of two or more asymmetrical capacitors. These asymmetrical capacitors are made of two different insulated wires separated by a high-voltage insulator. These asymmetrical capacitors can be connected in series, parallel, or in a loop. The Infinite Automatic Generator 16 is an AC and DC power generator. It is made of two insulated wires separated by a high voltage insulator. These two insulated wires are rotated around each other at the ends of their length, separated by a high voltage insulator. This device is used for high voltage insulators. Infinite Automatic Generator 17: This generator can be used as a battery charger. It is made with two or three similar electric (rechargeable) batteries, each capable of storing at least 10 mW of power at a voltage of at least 1.2 volts. For example, this device is constructed as follows: The negative terminal of Battery 1 is connected in parallel to the cathode of at least one or two diodes and the negative terminal of a 1000 μF (electrolytic) capacitor (designed for a voltage higher than that of Battery 1 and Battery 2). The emitter of an NPN transistor (BC547) is connected to the negative terminal of Battery 1. The positive terminal of Battery 2 is connected in parallel to the anode of at least one or two diodes and the positive terminal of a 1000 μF electrolytic capacitor. The positive terminal of Battery 2 is connected to the collector of an NPN transistor (BC547). The base of the transistor is connected to a resistor (47 kOhms), the other end of which is connected to the positive terminal of Battery 2. The positive terminal of battery 1 is connected to the positive terminal of battery 3 for charging. The negative terminal of battery 2 is connected to the negative terminal of battery 3 for charging. The Infinite Automatic Generator 18 is an electrostatic electron beam generator. It is made of at least two anti-parallel fast-switching diodes held in or on a high-voltage insulator. One end of the two anti-parallel fast-switching diodes has a metal ring at the anode, and the other end of the two anti-parallel fast-switching diodes has a needle-like point at the cathode. The Infinite Automatic Generator 19 is an AC generator. It is made up of two Infinite Automatic Generators 17. They are alternately activated, allowing the two DC currents from each of the two circuits to flow alternately in two directions.

2. An infinite automatic power generator 1: is constructed using a (rechargeable) battery for the purpose of generating and / or storing DC power. It may be used as a charging device to continuously generate DC power without the application of an external power source, or the device may include at least the following: Three (rechargeable) batteries: Battery 1, Battery 2, and Battery 3. Each of these three (rechargeable) batteries: Battery 1, Battery 2, and Battery 3 can be identical (rechargeable) batteries with the same voltage (V) and the same power storage capacity (W / h). These three batteries, Battery 1, Battery 2, and Battery 3, are connected in series (- pole to + pole) to form a single battery with a higher voltage (1V or greater). This higher voltage is equal to the total voltage (V) of these batteries connected in series. Their total power output (W / h) is equal to the sum of the power outputs of each battery connected in series. Each of these has at least three (rechargeable) batteries. Battery 1, Battery 2, and Battery 3 have the same voltage (V) (1V or greater, if necessary) and at least two or three different power storage capacities (W / h). These three batteries (1, 2, and 3) are connected in parallel (i.e., the positive pole of Battery 1 is connected to the positive pole of Battery 2 and the positive pole of Battery 3). Connect the negative pole of battery 1 to the negative pole of battery 2 and to the negative pole of battery 3. You can connect two or three reverse-connected (Zener diodes) in parallel (or other equivalent circuits) between the positive (or negative) terminal of battery 2 and the positive (or negative) terminal of battery 3. This circuit uses a Zener diode to prevent battery 3 from discharging. It is designed to prevent battery 3 from discharging. This is done by disconnecting it from batteries 1 and 2 when it is fully charged, and reconnecting it when it is not fully charged. The positive and negative poles of battery 3 are the outputs of an infinite DC auto-generator. Battery 3 should have the highest power storage (W / h). Battery 2 and Battery 1 should have two different low power storage (W / h). Battery 1, Battery 2, and Battery 3 should all have the same voltage (V). Three or more (rechargeable) batteries with the same voltage (V) but different power capacities (W / h) can be used in parallel.

3. The infinitely self-generating power devices 1 and 17 with a voltage of about 1V to 50V as described in claims 2 and 50 can be used to manufacture the following products. These products can function continuously. This means that these products can continuously supply DC power without any additional external power source, provided that they meet at least the following conditions: The automatic generator 1 described in claim 2 uses the same voltage (V) and power storage (W / h) as a regular (rechargeable) battery or power supply unit. These power supply units and batteries from the automatic generator can be used to manufacture the following products: mobile phones, laptops, printers, power drills, flashlights, wristwatches, smartwatches, handheld calculators, translators, cameras, electric bicycles, car and truck batteries, televisions, electric pumps, toy battery chargers, Type A, AA, and AAA battery chargers, and rechargeable Type A, AA, and AAA battery chargers. Battery chargers for electric compressors, Android battery chargers, drone battery chargers, robot battery chargers, electric car battery chargers, electric airplane battery chargers, electric scooter battery chargers, and electric bicycle battery chargers. The above products are manufactured by replacing or charging the regular (rechargeable) batteries, capacitors, or power supply units of the above-listed products. The above products are manufactured using the automatic generator described in claim 2. This automatic generator uses the same (similar) voltage and power storage (W / h) as the (rechargeable) batteries and power supply units originally used in the products listed above. This is to make these products function continuously without the need for an additional external power source. This product is also known as an "infinite automatic generator."

4. The infinite automatic generators 1 and 17 described in claims 2 and 50 can be used to manufacture the following products with a voltage of approximately 1V to 500V; these products can function continuously by continuously supplying DC power without the need for an additional external power source. These products consist of at least the following: The automatic power generating device described in claim 2 uses the same (similar) voltage (V) and power storage (W / h) as the rechargeable batteries or power supply units of the following manufactured products: batteries and battery chargers for electric bicycles, batteries and battery chargers for cars, vans and trucks, batteries and battery chargers for televisions, and batteries and battery chargers for electric pumps. Battery chargers for toys, batteries and battery chargers for electric compressors, batteries and battery chargers for robots. Batteries and battery chargers for drones, battery chargers for electric cars, batteries and battery chargers for electric airplanes, batteries and battery chargers for electric scooters. Batteries and battery chargers used in wind, solar, hydroelectric, and hydrogen power plants. Storage batteries and chargers for wind turbines, storage batteries and chargers for factories. Batteries and battery chargers for robots, and batteries and battery chargers for drones. Battery chargers for electric cars, batteries and chargers for electric airplanes, batteries and chargers for electric scooters, batteries and chargers for wind turbines. The above-listed products are manufactured by replacing or charging regular (rechargeable) batteries, capacitors, or power supply units. These above-listed products are constructed using the automatic generating power device described in claim 2. These infinite automatic power generators use the same (similar) voltage V and power storage (W / h) as the regular (rechargeable) batteries, power supply batteries, or power supply units originally used in the above-listed products. This makes it possible to manufacture these products that function continuously without the need for additional external power sources, and they can be called infinite automatic power generators.

5. An infinite automatic generator 3 used to continuously charge rechargeable batteries or (storage) capacitors with DC power without the need for external power input. It is constructed as follows: two (rechargeable) batteries; Battery 1 and Battery 2, have the same voltage (V) and one or two different storage capacities (W / h). These two batteries are connected in parallel. Connect the positive terminal of Battery 1 to the positive terminal of Battery 2 and connect it to the positive terminal of the (rechargeable) battery for charging. Connect the negative terminal of Battery 1 to the negative terminal of Battery 2 and connect it to the negative terminal of the (rechargeable) battery for charging. To charge, rechargeable Battery 3 must have the same voltage (V) as Battery 1 and Battery 2. Battery 3 should have a higher, but different, storage capacity (W / h) than Battery 1 and Battery 2 used in the charger. Two or three reverse-connected Zener diodes connected in parallel, or an equivalent circuit acting as a switch or relay, are connected between the positive (or negative) terminal of Battery 2 and the positive (or negative) terminal of (rechargeable) Battery 3 to enable charging. Connecting these two or three reverse-connected Zener diodes in parallel (or other equivalent circuit) prevents discharge of Rechargeable Battery 3. This is done by turning the charger off when battery 3 is fully charged and turning the charger on when battery 3 is discharged.

6. The Infinite Automatic Generator 4 is used as a DC charger for (rechargeable) batteries and capacitors. This automatic generator is used to constantly charge capacitors, batteries, and other devices with DC current without the need for continuous external power. This is constructed as follows: When two or more capacitors or (rechargeable) batteries with the same voltage (V) are connected in parallel with one or more different stored power (W / h) or capacity (F), (i.e.); the positive pole of capacitor 1 or the positive pole of (rechargeable) battery 1 is connected to the positive pole of capacitor 2 or the positive pole of (rechargeable) battery 2, and is connected to the positive pole of the capacitor or (rechargeable) battery for charging. The negative pole of capacitor 1 or (rechargeable) battery 1 is connected to the negative pole of capacitor 2 or (rechargeable) battery 2, and is also connected to the negative pole of the capacitor or (rechargeable) battery for charging. All capacitors or (rechargeable) batteries must have the same voltage (V) when charging. Capacitors 1 and 2, or batteries 1 and 2, or batteries 1 and capacitor 2 used in the charger have a lower capacity and power storage (W / h) than the capacitors or batteries being charged. Two or three reverse-connected (Zener) diodes can be connected in parallel between the positive (or negative) terminal of capacitor 2 (or rechargeable battery 2) and the positive (or negative) terminal of the capacitor or (rechargeable) battery to be charged. The reason for connecting these two or three reverse-connected (Zener) diodes in parallel (or using other equivalent circuits) is to prevent discharging the capacitor or (rechargeable) battery that must be charged. This is done by switching them on and off from the charger.

7. The infinite automatic generator 4 is comprised of a capacitor and / or a (rechargeable) battery with a voltage between 1V and 250V as described in claims 5 and 6. This automatic generator can be used to manufacture the following products, which can function continuously. This is done by continuously supplying DC power without adding any external power. It is constructed as follows: These products are equipped with an infinite automatic power generating device as described in claim 2 and / or claims 5 and 6. The infinite automatic generator 4 described in claims 2, 5 and 6 uses the same (similar) voltage (V) and power storage (W / h) as the regular (rechargeable) batteries or power supply units used in the manufacture of the products described below. Laptop battery chargers, flashlight battery chargers, lighting / radio / TV battery chargers, camera battery chargers, toy battery chargers, A, AA, and AAA battery chargers, rechargeable A, AA, and AAA battery chargers, vacuum cleaner battery chargers, ventilation fan battery chargers, electric bicycle battery chargers, electric scooter battery chargers, car battery chargers, and truck battery chargers; new products are manufactured by replacing or recharging the normal (rechargeable) batteries, capacitors, and / or power supply units of the above-mentioned products with the automatic generators described in claims 2, 5, and 6, and charging the normal (rechargeable) batteries, capacitors, and / or power supply units of the above-mentioned products with an internal (or externally added) infinite automatic generator. The infinite automatic generator uses the same (similar) voltage (V) and power storage (W / h) as the normal (rechargeable) batteries and power supply units originally used in the above-mentioned products and functions continuously without the addition of external power. These new products are also called infinite automatic generators.

8. When used for the purpose of an automatic power generator, the infinite automatic power generators 1, 2, 3, 4, 17 can use the same (similar) voltage (V) and power storage (W / h) as the normal (rechargeable) battery and / or power supply unit originally used in the product described in claim 7. The infinite automatic power generators 1, 2, 3, 4, 17 can be used to manufacture products that function continuously without the addition of external power, and are called infinite automatic power generators. The automatic generators 1, 2, 3, 4, and 17 can be used as a manufacturing device for continuously functioning the following products at a voltage of 5V to 500V (including continuously supplying DC power without adding external power) for the purpose of being chargers as described in claims 2, 5, 6, and 50: The infinite automatic power generators 1, 2, 3, and 4, as described in claims 2, 5, and 6, use the same (similar) voltage (V) and power storage (W / h) as the ordinary (rechargeable) batteries or capacitors or power supply units used in the manufacture of the products listed below. Car battery chargers, truck battery chargers, ship battery chargers, wind turbine battery chargers, wind turbine storage battery chargers, battery chargers used in power plants, battery chargers used to generate hydrogen are manufactured by replacing or recharging the normal (rechargeable) battery, capacitor and / or power supply unit of the products described above with the built-in (or additional, externally used) automatic power generation device described in claim 2, claim 5 and claim 6, and are used to recharge the normal (rechargeable) battery or capacitor and / or power supply unit of the products described above with the built-in (or externally added) automatic power generation device. These built-in (or externally added) automatic power generators are intended to manufacture products that function continuously without adding external power, using the same (similar) voltage (V) and power storage (W / h) as the normal (rechargeable) battery or power supply unit originally used in the above products, and can be called infinite automatic power generators.

9. The infinite automatic generator 12 for the purpose of generating continuous DC and AC static electricity and high or low voltage power without the need for continuous additional external power sources includes at least the following: One or more asymmetric capacitors. An asymmetric capacitor consists of at least two electrodes (metal foil, metal wire, plastic conductor, paper, cloth, etc.) of different sizes, surface areas, or volumes, separated by a thin high-voltage (HV) (anti-static) insulator (e.g., paraffin, oil, PET, paper such as glass, polyethylene film, quartz, glass, silicon, etc.), and another very high-voltage HV (anti-static) insulator (e.g., paraffin, oil, PET, Teflon, etc.) insulates the asymmetric capacitor. The larger electrode of the asymmetric capacitor spontaneously becomes negatively charged and continuously charged, and the smaller electrode spontaneously becomes positively charged and continuously charged. The charges, voltages (V), and strengths of these two electrodes continuously increase when all asymmetric capacitors are completely insulated by the very high-voltage HV (anti-static) insulator (e.g., paper encased in paraffin or oil, PET, Teflon, etc.), allowing for continuous generation of high-voltage electrostatic power without the need for additional external power.

10. The infinite automatic generator 12 used as an HV generator and / or electrostatic generator constructed using the storage capacitor of claim 9 can be used as one of the devices used for the purpose of manufacturing the following products with voltages from 1V to 500,000V, which can continuously supply AC and DCHV power without adding external power, including at least the following: The automatic power generating device 12 described in claim 9 uses the same (similar) voltage (V) and the same power storage (W / h) as the normal (high) voltage power supply units used in the manufacture of the following products: power supplies for camera flashlights, very high intensity laser pulse devices, spark generators, high voltage electrostatic generators (for charging HV capacitors), plasma generators, and air ionizers manufactured by replacing the normal (rechargeable) batteries or capacitors or power supply units used in the above products with the infinite automatic power generating device 12. The automatic power generating device described in claim 9 uses the same (similar) voltage (V) and the same power storage (W / h) as the normal (high) voltage power supply units used in the manufacture of the following products: Power supplies for camera flashlights, very high intensity laser pulse devices, spark generators, high voltage electrostatic generators (for charging HV capacitors), plasma generators, air ionizers can be produced by replacing the normal (rechargeable) batteries and capacitors or power supply units of the above listed products with the infinite automatic generator and asymmetric capacitor as defined in claim 9. These infinite automatic generators and the asymmetric capacitor described in claim 9 are used to manufacture these products that function continuously without the addition of external power, using the same voltage (V) and power storage (W / h) as the (high) voltage power supply unit originally used in the above products, and can be called infinite automatic generators.

11. The infinite automatic power generator 14 is used as an ion generator for the continuous generation of electron or ion beams without the need for continuous external power addition, and can also be used in space, vacuum, or air propulsion engines, air ionizers, copy machines, or chemical reactions requiring charged particle beams. It includes at least one (modified) asymmetric capacitor. This (improved) asymmetric capacitor consists of two electrodes (which could be metal foil, insulated metal wire, paper, cloth, etc.) with different sizes, surfaces, or volumes, each with at least one hole, separated by a (thin) high-voltage (HV) anti-static insulator (PET, polyethylene film, paraffin paper, oil, glass, mica, quartz, silicon, etc.) with a small or large hole (same size as the holes in the two electrodes). This (improved) asymmetric capacitor consists of two electrodes (which could be metal foil, insulated metal wire, paper, cloth, etc.) with different sizes, surfaces, or volumes, each with at least one hole, separated by a (thin) high-voltage (HV) anti-static insulator (PET, polyethylene film, paraffin paper, oil, glass, mica, quartz, silicon, etc.) with a small or large hole (same size as the holes in the two electrodes). When a very high-voltage insulator (e.g., paraffin paper, oil, PET, mica, glass, etc.) is placed around or underneath an asymmetric capacitor, the largest electrode is continuously charged negatively and the smallest electrode is continuously charged positively. The charge, voltage, and strength of these two electrodes are continuously increased. If the insulator is sufficiently insulated, electrons and ions flow through three holes: from the negative electrode hole to the insulator hole and then to the positive electrode hole. These three holes together form a single hole facing each other. When the two electrodes are separated by a (high-voltage) anti-static (piezoelectric and non-piezoelectric) insulator (glass, quartz, etc. are insulators and also have piezoelectric properties), this can generate a continuous electron / ion beam in air or vacuum without the addition of external power when a very high-voltage insulator (e.g., paraffin-filled paper, oil-filled case, PET, mica, Teflon, etc.) is placed around or underneath the asymmetric capacitor with holes.

12. The (improved) asymmetric capacitors 14 and 18 according to claims 9 and 11 and the infinite automatic power generator using the diode according to claim 49 can be used as one of the devices for manufacturing the following products, which can supply power continuously without adding external power. The automatic generators described in claims 9, 11 and 49 function using the same (similar) voltage (V) and the same power storage (W / h) or power unit as the normal (high) voltage power supply units used in the manufacture of the products described below. Air ionizers, electron beam generators, ion beam generators, space ionic trust engines, and plasma generators can be manufactured by replacing the normal (rechargeable) batteries, capacitors, and / or transformers, electron / ion beam generators, and power supply units of the above-listed products with the infinite automatic power generators and (improved) asymmetric capacitors described in claims 9, 11, and 49. These infinite automatic power generators and (improved) asymmetric capacitors are used to manufacture these products that function continuously without adding an external power source, using the same (similar) voltage (V) and power storage (W / h) as the high-voltage power supply units originally used in the above-listed products, as described in claims 9, 11, and 49, and can be called infinite automatic power generators.

13. Another infinite automatic power supply 15 for continuously generating (high voltage) DC and AC power and high voltage static electricity without the continuous application of external power includes at least: one or more asymmetric capacitors, and each asymmetric capacitor has at least; Two electrodes (which may be conductors, such as insulated metal wires) of different sizes, surface areas, or volumes, separated by a thin high-voltage (HV) electrostatic insulator and a secondary high-voltage insulator (e.g., paraffin, oil, or PET paper), are arranged around each asymmetric capacitor. This allows the largest electrode to be continuously charged negatively and the smallest electrode to be continuously charged positively (within each asymmetric capacitor). The charge, voltage, and strength of the two electrodes of these asymmetric capacitors then increase continuously when the very high-voltage (HV) insulator (e.g., paraffin paper, oil, or PET) surrounds all the asymmetric capacitors connected in series or in a loop. The connections are made (pole + to pole -), (pole - to pole +), (pole - to pole -), and / or (pole + to pole +). This allows each asymmetric capacitor to function as an inverter and amplifier of charge and electrical polarity by selecting either the largest or smallest electrode (insulated wire) as the input for the next asymmetric capacitor. By connecting two or three asymmetric capacitors in series (in a loop), the DC and AC high voltage (HV) (static) power output and the ion beam power (between cathode - and anode +) can be increased and generated continuously without additional external power.

14. As described in claims 9, 11, 13, and 49, the infinite automatic power generating devices 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, and 18 configured with asymmetric capacitors and diodes can be used as one of the devices for manufacturing the following products that function continuously by continuously supplying high voltage power without adding an external power source. Automatic generators according to claims 12, 13, 14, 15, 49, using the same voltage (V) and the same (similar) power storage (W / h) as the normal (high voltage) power supply units used in the manufacture of the products described below, and devices made with asymmetric capacitors or diodes according to claims 9, 11, 13, 49; Air ionizers, electron beam generators, ion beam generators, space ion propulsion engines, plasma generators, high-voltage generators, high-energy pulse lasers, power supplies for camera flashlights, very high-intensity laser pulse devices, spark generators, high-voltage electrostatic generators (for copy machines, etc.), which are manufactured by replacing ordinary (rechargeable) batteries, capacitors, and / or (high-voltage) power supply units in the above products with automatic power generation devices and asymmetric capacitors, as described in claims 9, 11, and 13. These automatic power generation devices and asymmetric capacitors are manufactured to function continuously without an external power source, using the same (similar) voltage (V) and power storage (W / h) as the (high-voltage) power supply units originally used in the above products, as described in claims 9, 11, and 13.

15. The device includes a power generation and storage device 8 for continuously generating AC (and DC) power (60-100 Hz or other frequencies) without the need for additional external power, using a transformer, coil, and rod (button) or C or U or tube or other shaped magnet, at least one or two diodes, and high voltage HV static insulators. A magnet (or other) shaped magnet is connected at both ends of its longest length (where the south and north poles of the magnet are strongest), and at least two oppositely facing diodes are connected in parallel. The magnet and at least these one or two diodes are insulated by high voltage insulators. Examples include wax paper, oil, polyethylene film, or PET. An insulated magnet is vibrated by repeatedly shorting a very low AC voltage across the insulated magnet with at least two insulated, oppositely polarized diodes connected in parallel. This generates a continuous oscillating magnetic field. If a coil (or a coil with a core, made of a magnetic alloy) or a transformer (made of a magnetic alloy, such as silicon steel or an iron-nickel alloy) amplifies the AC field from the vibrating magnet, a continuous induced current is generated in the coil or transformer when this vibrating magnet is brought very close (less than 1 mm) to the coil, core, or transformer. These output coils and cores must have the correct impedance to resonate with the frequency of the vibrating insulated magnet. This means that the coil or core must have the correct dimensions, number of spirals, inductance, and magnetic permeability to generate maximum AC output from this infinite automatic generator.

16. As claimed in claim 15, an infinite automatic generator 8 made of coils, transformers, at least one (strong) magnet, one or two diodes and very high voltage (anti-static) insulators can be used as one of the devices for manufacturing the following products, which function continuously without additional external power: The Infinite Automatic Generator 8 is composed of: The automatic generator 8 described in claim 15 uses the same voltage (V) and the same (similar) power storage (W / h) as the normal voltage power supply units used in the manufacture of the following products: electric AC power generators, portable low-power AC electric generators for electric clocks, calculators, laptops, mobile phones, electric chargers for batteries and (storage) capacitors, watches, digital watches, smart watches, and televisions. These new and improved products function continuously without the need for an external power source and are manufactured by replacing the normal (rechargeable) batteries, capacitors, and / or power supply units originally used in the above-listed products with the automatic generator described in claim 15. This device uses the same (similar) voltage (V) and power storage (W / h) as the (rechargeable) batteries, storage capacitors, and power supply units originally used in the above-listed products.

17. The infinite self-powered generator is composed of a capacitor (high or low frequency, non-polar, etc.) with identical electrodes using an insulator such as mica or PET, and is intended to continuously generate (high or low frequency) electrostatic voltage and / or low frequency AC current and AC power (60-100 Hz) without adding external power. This infinite self-generating device consists of at least two or three non-polar, high-frequency or low-frequency capacitors (MKP), (F) connected in parallel. These three ordinary capacitors have (approximately) the same voltage (V) but at least two or three different capacitances (F) and are made with two electrodes of the same size separated by an insulator. These two or more capacitors are connected in parallel, with the first terminal of each capacitor connected to the first terminal of the other capacitor and the second terminal of each capacitor connected to the second terminal of the other capacitor (capacitors have two identical electrodes). The output (high-frequency) electrical (electrostatic) voltage and / or ordinary low-frequency AC power (60-100 Hz) is obtained from the two poles with the highest capacitance (F) of the at least three parallel-connected capacitors, and all capacitors must be continuously insulated by high-voltage (HV) (anti-static) insulators to continuously generate AC power (AC) without the need for additional external power.

18. The infinite automatic generators 15, 5 and 18 with capacitors (high or low frequency, non-polar, oil, Mica, etc.) as claimed in claims 17 and 49 can be used as AC power generators and as devices for manufacturing the following products, which can provide continuous AC power without an external power source: An automatic generator as described in claims 17 and 49, using the same voltage (V) and the same (similar) power storage (W / h) as the batteries, capacitors and power supply units used in the manufacture of the products described below. Portable AC power generators, HV electron / ion generators, air ionizers, ionized gas generators, high voltage (static electricity) generators, (very) high frequency high voltage generators. These newly manufactured products can function continuously without any additional external power source by replacing the normal (rechargeable) batteries, capacitors and / or power supply units originally used in the above-listed products with the infinite automatic power generator described in claim 17. This device uses the same (similar) voltage (V) and power storage (W / h) as the (rechargeable) batteries, storage capacitors and power supply units originally used in the above-listed products. This new product is also called an "infinite automatic power generator."

19. The infinite automatic generator 6 is used as a generator and storage device with a transformer to generate continuous AC power (60-100 Hz, or other frequency) without the need for continuous external power addition. The infinite automatic generator 6 includes at least the following: three or four (high or low frequency) transformers with the same input voltage (V) but with two or three different output powers (W / h), the three inputs of these three transformers are connected in parallel and in phase, the three transformers have the same output voltage (V) but with two or three different output powers (W / h) and are connected in parallel and in phase, the three outputs of these three transformers are connected in parallel and connected to the input of a fourth transformer, the output of which (the output of the fourth transformer) is connected to a circuit such that AC current flows only from the output of the fourth transformer to the parallel inputs of the first three transformers, forming a loop and generating AC power continuously without adding any external power. The output power used is provided by a portion of the identical output voltage (V) of these three transformers, or by a portion of the output of the fourth transformer, which outputs produce a continuous AC power supply without the need for additional external power.

20. The infinite automatic power generating device 6 used as an AC generator and AC storage device using the transformer of claim 19 can be used as one of the devices for manufacturing the following products that function continuously without adding external power. The automatic generator described in claim 19 uses the same voltage (V) and the same (similar) power storage (W / h) as the batteries, transformers, capacitors and power supply units used in the manufacture of the products described below. Generators for power plants, (portable) electric AC generators, AC generators for electric cars, electric trucks, electric ships, electric vans, electric airplanes, and electric spacecraft are manufactured by replacing the normal (rechargeable) batteries, capacitors and / or transformers and power supply units of the above-mentioned products with the automatic generators described in claim 19. These automatic generators described in claim 19 use the same voltage (V) and power storage (W / h) as the (rechargeable) batteries, capacitors, transformers and power supply units originally used in the above-mentioned products, and are manufactured to operate continuously without an external power source, and are called infinite automatic generators.

21. Other transformer-based infinite automatic generators 7, used to generate AC power (60-100 Hz, or other frequencies) continuously without the need for continuous external power addition, include one or two electric transformers with input coils made of insulated magnetic alloy wire. (For example, insulated silicon steel wire (95% iron and approximately 5% silicon) or insulated iron-nickel alloy wire (25%-75% iron and 75%-25% nickel) amplifies the alternating magnetic field in the coils and cores of the two transformers, resulting in higher alternating induced currents and AC power output in the output coils (usually made of copper coils) of the two transformers. These two new types of transformers can be connected in a loop; for example, the output coil of transformer 1 (made of insulated copper wire, for example) is connected in parallel with the input coil of transformer 2 (using insulated magnetic alloy wire), and the output coil of transformer 2 (made of insulated copper wire, for example) is connected in parallel with the input coil of transformer 1 (made of insulated magnetic alloy wire), and a circuit is added between the output of transformer 2 and the input of transformer 1 so that AC current flows only from transformer 2 to transformer 1; thus, more power can be continuously generated without adding external power. The insulated magnetic alloy wire can be made, for example, of insulated silicon steel wire (e.g., about 5% silicon and about 95% iron) or insulated iron-nickel alloy wire (e.g., about 30% to about 60% nickel and about 60% to about 30% iron).

22. The infinite automatic power generating device 7 used as an AC power generator and power storage device using the transformer of claim 21 can be used as one of the devices for manufacturing the following products: These products function continuously without the addition of an external power source, The automatic generator of claim 21 uses the same voltage (V) and the same (similar) power storage (W / h) as the batteries, capacitors, transformers, and power supply units used in the manufacture of the following products: These products include power plant generators, (portable) electric AC generators, AC generators for electric cars, electric trucks, electric ships, electric vans, electric airplanes, electric spacecraft, AC and DC generators for factories, (portable) electric AC generators, etc. These products are manufactured by replacing the normal (rechargeable) batteries or capacitors, transformers, and power supply units used in the above products with the automatic power generating device of claim 21, and are manufactured to function continuously without the need for an additional external power source. These devices are also called automatic power generating devices.

23. Other infinite automatic generators 11 for the purpose of mechanical generators; this is a new type of electric motor that produces mechanical (and electrical, if connected to a dynamo) power continuously without the need for continuous external power addition, including: Newer types of electric motors use coils made of insulated magnetic alloy wire (e.g., insulated silicon steel wire or insulated iron-nickel alloy wire), which amplifies the alternating magnetic field in the coils and in the motor's rotor or stator core. This allows the new types of motors to achieve stronger magnetic forces and higher power output. If this motor is connected at its shaft to a dynamo (as an example), the dynamo can provide some of its power to the new types of motor, allowing it to produce continuous mechanical and electrical power without the need for additional external power.

24. The infinite automatic generator 11, as described in claim 23, is used as an AC automatic generator consisting of one electric motor with a coil made of insulated magnetic alloy wire, and can be used as one of the devices for the process of manufacturing the following products (it functions continuously by continuously supplying AC and DC power without adding external power). An automatic generator as described in claim 23, which uses the same voltage (V) and the same (similar) power storage (W / h) as the batteries, capacitors, and power supply units used in the manufacture of the products described below. Electric DC and / or AC generators and mechanical generators for power plants, AC power sources and mechanical generators and motors for factories, AC power sources and mechanical generators and motors for homes, (portable) electric DC and / or AC generators and mechanical generators (motors) for vehicles, trucks, airplanes, ships, trains, spacecraft, washing machines, robots, androids, electric scooters, electric bicycles, power drills, Walkmans, electric generators for computers, laptops and phones, and electric generators for battery chargers. These new products function continuously without an additional external power source and are produced by replacing the conventional (rechargeable) batteries, capacitors, transformers, motors and power supply units used in the above-listed products with the automatic generator claimed in claim 23. This automatic generator uses the same (similar) voltage (V) and power storage (W / h) as the (rechargeable) batteries, storage capacitors, transformers, motors and power supply units originally used in the above-listed products. These new products are also called automatic generators.

25. An infinite automatic generator 10 for continuously generating mechanical power (and electrical power if connected to a dynamo) without the addition of external power includes at least the following: a circular magnet with its north pole on top and its south pole on the bottom (or vice versa); The circular magnet(s) are connected to a rotor that can rotate freely around its axis, and at least one (or two) bar magnets, or C-, U-, or other shaped magnets, are placed near the circular magnets at an appropriate angle so that their north poles are above the circular magnets and the circular magnets also point their north poles upward. If a bar 2sd magnet, or the same magnet in a C-, U-, or other shape, shows its south pole below the circular magnet, the circular magnet also shows its south pole below it. These two rod magnets, or the same magnets in C-shape or U-shape, create a magnetic repulsion against a circular magnet connected to a rotor, which rotates on an axis and generates continuous mechanical energy. The axis is then connected to rotate the dynamo, which generates continuous electrical and mechanical energy without the need for additional external power.

26. The infinite automatic generator 10 can be used as a mechanical generator that continuously and spontaneously generates mechanical power using a new model motor including a circular magnet and at least one or two magnets (including bar-shaped, C-shaped, U-shaped, or other shapes) as described in claims 25 and 43. The infinite automatic generator 10 can be used as one of the devices for the process of manufacturing the following products, and these products function continuously by having continuous mechanical and electrical power without adding external power. The automatic generators described in claims 25 and 43 use the same (similar) voltage (V) and power storage (W / h) as the batteries, capacitors, motors, and power supply units used in the manufacture of the products described below. Mechanical generators for water engines, for AC power plants, for (portable) AC power plants; mechanical generators (motors, engines) for automobiles, trucks, airplanes, ships, trains, spacecraft, washing machines, (electric) scooters, (electric) bicycles, (electric) drills, (electric) helicopters, (electric) drones. These new products function continuously without any external power source and are manufactured by replacing the usual (rechargeable) batteries, capacitors, transformers, motors and power supply units used in the above-mentioned products with the automatic generator claimed in claim 25. This automatic generator uses the same (similar) voltage (V) and power storage (W / h) as the (rechargeable) batteries, storage capacitors, motors and power supply units and is manufactured to function continuously without any external power source and is also called an automatic generator.

27. An infinite self-generating device 13 (also used as a transformer and having capacity) used as a generator of high voltage, high frequency AC and DC or AC power (including static electricity) for increasing or decreasing AC voltage and / or current, including at least: Two insulated electrical conductors (wires, insulated wire, etc.) are separated by a high voltage insulator (wax paper, oil, PET, etc.) and then twisted together in the middle of their lengths. The input and output of this transformer are on either end of the two insulated wires, while the two insulated conductors are separated by high voltage (anti-static) insulation and isolated in a high voltage (anti-static) insulating case (examples are paraffin, oil, etc.) or placed on a piece of waxed paper, and the output is produced (depending on the number of turns on each conductor): The increase or decrease of the input voltage and / or current, and whether the polarity at both ends of each insulated wire at the output of this transformer is DC and AC or only AC voltage. A series of such transformers, when connected in parallel and / or series, will continuously and spontaneously generate high voltage (static) AC power without the need for additional external power. If the two insulated wires are the same size, only AC current will be produced at the output; if one of the two insulated wires is different from the other, both DC and AC current will be produced at the output. The longest, largest size insulated wire carries negative DC and AC voltages, and the shortest, smallest insulated wire (conductor) carries positive DC and AC voltages. If two insulated conductors are separated by a high voltage (anti-static) insulator, they should be kept insulated in a high voltage (anti-static) insulating case (e.g., paraffin or oil) or on wax paper, so that they can be continuously powered without the need for external power.

28. The infinite automatic generator 13 is used as a transformer (and has capacity), and can be used as one of the devices for the process of manufacturing the following products, for increasing / decreasing and / or generating AC voltage and current, static electricity, high voltage DC and AC or AC only power, as described in claim 27. The device can function continuously without additional external power. The automatic generator described in claim 27 uses the same voltage (V) and the same (similar) power storage (W / h) as the batteries, capacitors, and power supply units used in the manufacture of the products described below. High frequency transformers, high frequency HV transformers, ultra high frequency HV transformers, high frequency high voltage electrostatic AC generators, high frequency high voltage DC & AC generators and transformers, plasma generators, lighting power supplies by discharge in gas valves, air ionizers, etc., which are manufactured by replacing the normal (rechargeable) batteries, capacitors, transformers, and power supply units in the above-mentioned products with the automatic power generators described in claim 27, and which use the same (similar) voltage (V) and power storage (W / h) as the (rechargeable) batteries, storage capacitors, transformers, and power supply units originally used in the above-mentioned products. All transformers described in claim 27 must be insulated with high voltage (HV) (anti-static) insulators to manufacture the above-mentioned products that function continuously without adding external power, and these products may also be called automatic power generators.

29. Claims 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51 (for the purpose of a process for manufacturing an apparatus for generating, storing, and amplifying AC and DC, high and low voltage electrical power and / or HV electrostatic electrical power, electron / ion beam, and / or mechanical electrical power continuously without an external power source) and the infinite automatic power generation device described above may be used together with or in combination with the infinite automatic power generation described in the following claims. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51It can be used as a manufacturing process for new and improved products.

30. An infinite automatic generator 7 including one or more of the new transformers described in claims 21 and 22 is configured for the purpose of generating more power from the circuit described in claim 19: At least one to four or more new type transformers are connected as claimed in claim 19 among the new type transformers caused by the use of input coils made of insulated magnetic alloy wire as claimed in claim 21. (As claimed in claims 1 and 3, it uses the same principle as that used for DC power to charge batteries, but applies it to AC current), and in order to automatically generate more AC power continuously without an external power source, the increased AC power is at the input and / or output of three new transformers (as claimed in claim 21), and three different output powers (W / h) at the same voltage are connected in parallel (as claimed in claim 19).

31. The infinite automatic power generating device 7 used as an AC generator and a power storage device using the transformer described in claims 30, 21, 19 and 34 can be used as one of the devices for manufacturing the following products, and these products can continuously supply power without adding an external power source. The infinite automatic generators described in claims 19, 21, 30, and 34 use the same voltage (V) and the same (similar) power storage (W / h) as the batteries, capacitors, transformers, and power supply units used in the manufacture of the products described below. Mechanical generators for hydraulic engines, for AC power plants, for (portable) AC power plants; mechanical generators (motors) for cars, trucks, airplanes, ships, trains, spacecraft, washing machines, (electric) scooters, (electric) bicycles, (electric) drills, (electric) helicopters, (electric) drones. These new products function continuously without an external power source and are produced by replacing the normal (rechargeable) battery, capacitor and / or transformer power supply units of the products described above with the infinite automatic power generators described in claims 19, 21 and 30. These devices use the same (similar) voltage (V) and power storage (W / h) as the (rechargeable) battery, storage capacitor, transformer and power supply units.

32. The infinite automatic power generating device 7 includes one or more of the new transformers described in claim 21, and for the purpose of generating more power from the motor described in claim 23, includes: At least one new type transformer A, as claimed in claim 20, has its input connected to the electrical output of a dynamo that generates AC and / or DC power, the shaft of the dynamo being connected to the shaft of a new type motor constructed of insulated magnetic alloy wire, as claimed in claim 23. The new motor constructed with the insulated magnetic alloy wire of claim 23 derives its power from a portion of the AC and / or DC output of at least one new transformer A of claim 21 . The increased power output comes from the output of a new transformer A having an input connected to the power output of the dynamo, as set forth in claim 21. The increased power output comes from the output of a new transformer A having an input connected to the power output of the dynamo, as set forth in claim 21.

33. The infinite automatic power generating device 7 used as an AC generator and power storage device using the transformer described in claims 21, 23, 32, and 43 is intended to be usable as one of the devices for manufacturing the following products (to function continuously by continuously supplying power without adding an external power source). The automatic generators described in claims 21, 23, 32 and 43 use the same voltage (V) and the same (similar) power storage (W / h) as the batteries, capacitors and power supply units used in the manufacture of the products described below. Mechanical generators for water engines, for electric power plants, for (portable) AC power plants for factories, houses and buildings; mechanical generators (motors) for cars, trucks, airplanes, ships, trains, spacecraft, washing machines, (electric) scooters, (electric) bicycles, (electric) drills, (electric) helicopters, (electric) drones. The new products are produced by replacing the normal (rechargeable) batteries, capacitors, transformers, motors, and power supply units of the above-described products with the automatic generators described in claims 21, 23, and 32. The automatic generators described in claims 21, 23, and 32 use the same voltage (V) and power storage (W / h) as the (rechargeable) batteries, storage capacitors, transformers, and power supply units originally used in the above products, and are manufactured to function continuously without the need for an additional external power source.

34. The combination of the infinite automatic generators 7 and 11 is made for the purpose of generating more mechanical and electrical AC power from the motor of claim 23 using one or more of the new transformers of claim 21, and is constructed as follows: At least one new type of transformer as claimed in claim 21, the input of which is connected to the electrical output of a power generating dynamo, the shaft of which is connected to the shaft of a new type of motor, as claimed in claim 23. The increased power output can be harvested at the output of the new type of transformer (as claimed in claim 21) or at least at the output of one or more (second) new type of transformers (as claimed in claim 21). A (second) new transformer as defined in claim 21 can be connected to the output of the first new transformer as defined in claim 21 to generate additional power, continuously increasing the output AC power without adding external power. This increased output AC power can be used in part to power the new motor as defined in claim 23. This can be repeated many times by adding and connecting new transformers as defined in claim 21, further increasing the mechanical and AC power output.

35. The infinite automatic generator 8 is used as an AC generator to generate mechanical and / or AC power (when connected to a dynamo) continuously and spontaneously and is composed of rods, C, U or other shaped tubes and / or diodes, high voltage insulators, coils, as described in claims 15, 19 and 21. The Infinite Automatic Generator 8 can be used as one of the devices for the continuous functioning of the following products (by providing continuous mechanical and AC / DC power without the need for additional external power) and is constructed as follows: The automatic generators described in claims 15, 19 and 21 use the same (similar) voltage (V) and power storage (W / h) as the (rechargeable) batteries, capacitors, transformers and power supply units used in the manufacture of the products described below. The new products, AC generators for portable (high and low power) power stations, AC generators for homes, AC generators for buildings, AC generators for cars, AC generators for trucks, AC generators for airplanes, AC generators for ships, AC generators for trains, AC generators for spacecraft, AC generators for washing machines, AC generators for electric scooters, AC generators for electric bicycles, AC generators for electric drills, and low power AC generators for battery operated watches, calculators, laptops, mobile phones, electric chargers for batteries (rechargeable) or (storage) capacitors, watches, digital watches, smart watches, and televisions, are manufactured by replacing the normal (rechargeable) batteries, capacitors, transformers, motors, and power supply units of the above-listed products with the automatic power generating devices claimed in Claims 15, 19, and 21. The automatic generators described in claims 15, 19, and 21 use the same (similar) voltage (V) and power storage (W / h) as the rechargeable battery, storage capacitor, transformer, and power supply unit originally used in the above products. The newly manufactured products function continuously without the need for additional external power sources, and are also called infinite automatic generators.

36. The combination of infinite automatic generators 5 and 7 including one or more of the new transformers described in claim 21 is constructed as follows for the purpose of generating (or amplifying) power from the infinite automatic generator that generates AC power described in claim 17. At least one new type transformer as defined in claim 21, the input of which is connected to the electrical output of a circuit of at least three capacitors as defined in claim 17. And the output of the at least one new type transformer as defined in claim 21 can be connected to the input of a second new type transformer as defined in claim 21 to continuously generate increased electrical power at its output without the addition of external power. And all capacitors and at least one or two new type transformers as defined in claims 17 and 21 must be insulated with high voltage (HV) (anti-static) insulation to generate continuously increased electrical power without the addition of external power. By connecting one or more of the new transformers described in claim 21 as described in claim 21 (and in series), the power generated by the infinite power generator described in claim 17 can be further increased.

37. The infinite automatic generator 9 is used as a mechanical power generator (motor) for continuously and spontaneously generating mechanical power, and is made of a circular magnet and at least one or two magnets (bar, C-shaped, U-shaped, or other shapes) as described in claims 25, 43, and 45. It is also used in combination with a new type of transformer as described in claims 19 and 21. It can be used as one of the devices to manufacture the following products and is designed to function continuously (to provide continuous power without the need for an additional external power source): The infinite automatic generators described in claims 25, 19, 21, 43 and 45 use the same (similar) voltage (V) and power storage (W / h) as the (rechargeable) batteries, capacitors and transformer power units used in the manufacture of the products described below. Mechanical generators for hydraulic engines, AC power plants, (portable) AC power plants; mechanical generators (motors) for automobiles, trucks, airplanes, ships, trains, spacecraft, washing machines, (electric) scooters, (electric) bicycles, (electric) drills, (electric) helicopters, (electric) drones, electromechanical generators for power plants and factories, buildings, and personal use. These new products can function continuously without the need for an external power source. These products are manufactured by replacing the usual (rechargeable) batteries, capacitors, motors, or power supply units in the above products with the infinite automatic generators described in claims 25, 19, 21, 43, and 45. The infinite automatic generators described in claims 25, 19, 21, 43, and 45 use the same (similar) voltage (V), power storage (W / h), and mechanical power as the (rechargeable) batteries, storage capacitors, transformers, motors, and power supply units originally used in the products. The new products listed above are also called infinite automatic generators.

38. An automatic power generating device for generating DC and AC power according to claims 13 and 49. The infinite automatic generators 12 and 18 for the purpose of amplifying and / or increasing the current and / or voltage generated from the device are constructed as follows: At least one automatic generator for generating AC power as described in claims 13 and 49 is connected in series (and / or parallel) and / or in a loop with other automatic generators (one or more) as described in claims 13 and 49. And all of the asymmetric capacitor diodes described in claims 13 and 49 must be insulated with a high voltage (HV) (anti-static) insulator in order to continuously generate AC and DC power and / or HVAC electrostatic power without adding external power.

39. The infinite automatic power generating device 14 using at least one (improved) asymmetric capacitor as described in claim 11 is constructed for the purpose of continuously generating a more powerful electron / ion beam without adding external power by combining it with the automatic power generating device for generating AC power as described in claim 13. It is constructed as follows: At least one asymmetric capacitor according to claim 11 is connected to at least one high voltage automatic generator according to claim 13 and made of an asymmetric capacitor according to claim 9, and the infinite automatic generator according to claim 13 can also be connected in a loop and / or series according to claim 13 with other automatic generators according to claim 13. And all the (improved) asymmetric capacitors as defined in claims 9 and 11, and the infinite self-generating device as defined in claim 13, must be insulated with high voltage (HV) (anti-static) insulators in order to continuously generate more powerful electron / ion beams without adding external power.

40. The infinite self-generating power generator 15 is composed of one or more asymmetric capacitors as described in claims 9, 11, 13, and 38, and the infinite self-generating power generator 18 can be used as one of the manufacturing devices for continuously functioning the following products as described in claims 1 and 49. An infinite automatic power generating device as described in claims 9, 11, 13, 38 and 49, which uses the same voltage (V) and the same (similar) power storage (W / h) as a normal high voltage power supply unit used in the manufacture of the products described below (by having high voltage power and static electricity power continuously without adding external power). The following products use rechargeable batteries, capacitors and power supplies: Air ionizers, electron beam generators, ion beam generators, space ionic throttling engines, plasma generators, high voltage generators, high energy pulse lasers, power supplies for camera flashlights, very high intensity laser pulse devices, spark generators, high voltage electrostatic generators for copy machines. The infinite automatic generators 15 and 18 replace the normal rechargeable batteries, capacitors, and power supply units of the products listed above. The infinite automatic generators 15 and 18 are made using diodes and asymmetric capacitors. These diodes and asymmetric capacitors are manufactured and used as described in claims 9, 11, 10, 49, 13, and 38. The infinite automatic generators 15 and 18 and the rechargeable batteries, capacitors, and power supply units have the same voltage (V) and the same output (W / h). These products can function continuously without any additional external power source. These products can be called infinite automatic generators.

41. The infinite automatic generator 13 consists of two or more transformers. As described in claim 27, two or more transformers are constructed to amplify static power and DC and AC power, and the infinite automatic generator 13 generates high voltage static electricity without the addition of an external power source. The infinite automatic generator 13 is constructed as follows: Two transformers are constructed as described in claim 27. These two transformers are connected in parallel or loop. The output of one transformer is connected in parallel to the input of the second transformer. The inputs of transformers 1 and / or 2 can be connected to diodes, Zener diodes, capacitors, or other electronic components. These electronic components or transformers generate high-voltage DC or triangular AC power as output. The transformers amplify the input voltage and power. This voltage and power increase is achieved without the need for additional external power sources. All transformers are used on or within high-voltage insulators. This high-voltage insulator allows for continuous power amplification and generation without the need for additional external power sources.

42. The infinite automatic generator 13 is constructed using a transformer. This transformer can increase, decrease, or generate static power, DC power, or AC power. This transformer is constructed as described in claims 27 and 41. The infinite automatic generator 18 is constructed as described in claims 1 and 49. The infinite automatic generators 18 and 13 can be used to manufacture new products. These new products can function continuously without the addition of an external power source. These new products have a continuous power supply. These new products include: The infinite automatic generator 13 is constructed as described in claims 27 and 41. The infinite automatic generator 18 is constructed as described in claims 1 and 49. The infinite automatic generators 13 and 18 and the power units of the battery, capacitor and transformer generate the same voltage (V) and power (W / h). The rechargeable battery, capacitor, transformer and power unit were first used in the following products: High frequency transformers, high frequency high voltage transformers, high frequency static AC generators, high frequency high voltage DC and AC generator transformers, plasma generators, lighting power supplies using discharge in gas valves, air ionizers, high voltage generators for space propulsion, space propulsion devices using electron / ion beams. Infinite Automatic Generators 13 and 18 replace the regular rechargeable batteries, transformers, capacitors and power supply units in the products listed above. Infinite Automatic Generators 13 and 18 are used in new products. New products are manufactured using Infinite Automatic Generators 13 and 18. New products are used on or in high voltage (HV) (antistatic) insulators. All of the transformers described in claims 27, 41, and 49 are used in or on high voltage (HV) insulation. The high voltage (HV) (anti-static) insulation allows the new products listed above to function. The new products function continuously without the need for an additional external power source.

43. The infinite automatic generator 10 generates mechanical and electrical energy continuously and spontaneously without the addition of external energy. This new type of motor is constructed as described in claim 25. The infinite automatic generator 10 can generate an AC generator. The infinite automatic generator 10 includes: The rotor and the circular magnet with the shaft as described in claim 25, the circular magnet has a continuous hole around the circumference with a section without a hole between them, two identical counter-wound coils connected in series, and two identical counter-wound coils with a C-shaped core. The four ends of two C-shaped cores are positioned above and below the holes in a circular magnet. The diameter of the C-cores is the same size as the diameter of the holes. The holes and the non-holes have the same diameter. When the circular magnet rotates, the four ends of the two C-shaped cores repeatedly and simultaneously face the holes and the circular magnet. The rotating holes generate an induced alternating current in two opposing coils. These two coils are connected in series with the C-shaped cores. The angle between the circular magnet and the bar or U-shaped magnet can be manually adjusted using a knob. The angle between the circular magnet and the bar or U-shaped magnet can be pre-fixed. The angle between the circular magnet and the bar or U-shaped magnet creates magnetic repulsion forces above and below the circular magnet. These magnetic repulsion forces rotate the rotor around its axis. One or more magnets are U- or C-shaped, with the south pole located at the bottom of the circular magnet. The same magnets are C- or U-shaped, with the north pole located at the top of the circular magnet. --A circular magnet shows its north pole at the top of the circular magnet. --A circular magnet shows its south pole underneath the circular magnet, or vice versa. By using a circular magnet and one or more magnets in a U-shape, C-shape, or other shape, you can achieve magnetic attraction. There is a magnetic attraction above and below the circular magnet. The magnetic attraction causes the circular magnet and rotor to rotate around its axis. A good angle between the circular magnet and a C-, U-, etc. shaped magnet will cause the circular magnet to rotate. The rotation of this circular magnet is done as follows: --One or more other magnets in the shape of a C or U have their north poles below the circular magnet. --One or more of these magnets are C or U shaped, with the South pole at the top of the circular magnet. The circular magnet has the North magnetic pole at the top. The circular magnet has the South pole at the bottom. And vice versa for all magnets. Two or more magnets in U-shape, C-shape, or other shapes can be placed near a circular magnet to create magnetic repulsion and attraction. There are both magnetic repulsion and attraction forces above and below the circular magnet. The magnetic repulsion and attraction cause the circular magnet and rotor to rotate on its axis. The magnetic repulsion and attraction creates more mechanical power. The rod, C, U, etc. shaped magnets can be pre-fixed at the centre of their length, or the rod, C, U, etc. shaped magnets can be adjusted with a knob around the axis. Different angles between a circular magnet and a C-shaped, U-shaped, or other shaped magnet allow for clockwise or counterclockwise rotation. Different angles between the circular magnet and the C, U, or other shaped magnet will change the speed of rotation or stop the rotation. Different angles between the circular magnet and the C-shaped, U-shaped, or other shaped magnets affect the output power. The rotor and circular magnet can rotate continuously around its axis without the application of any external force. The rotation of the circular magnet around its axis produces a continuous mechanical force. Mechanical energy and electrical power are produced when: The circular magnet has holes, the holes are spaced apart and there are no holes around it. A circular magnet rotates near two or more coils, each of which has a C-shaped core. The two C-cores have four edges, each of which is either above or below a hole, and the holes do not repeat. The rotating magnetic field generates AC power in two coils. The output of this AC power supply can be connected to the input of a new type of transformer (A), the transformer (A) being constructed as described in claim 21. The output of the transformer (A) further increases the power output for infinite automatic generation.

10. The Infinite Auto Power Generation 10 is made of magnets. The Infinite Auto Power Generation 10 is a new type of motor.

44. The infinite automatic generator 10 is used for mechanical power generation. The infinite automatic generator 10 generates power continuously and spontaneously without the addition of external energy. The infinite automatic generator 10 can turn a dynamo that generates AC power. The infinite automatic generator 10 is a new type of motor claimed in claims 25 and 43. The following manufactured products use conventional motors or power units: Mechanical generators used in water engines, electric power plants, portable AC power stations.Portable AC power stations used in factories, homes, and buildings.Mechanical and AC power generators (motors) used in electric and non-electric vehicles, trucks, airplanes, ships, trains, spacecraft, washing machines, electric scooters, and electric bicycles. Mechanical and AC power generators (motors), variable speed and power motors used in power drills, power helicopters, power drones; motors and AC generators used in power plants; motors and AC generators used in portable generators and spacecraft. The Infinite Power Generator 10 replaces the regular (rechargeable) batteries, capacitors, motors, and power supply units of the products listed above. The Infinite Power Generator 10 and the regular (rechargeable) batteries, capacitors, motors, and power supply units have the same voltage (V) and power (W / h). New products are manufactured using the Infinite Power Generator 10. These new products can function continuously without the need for additional external power sources.

45. The Infinite Automatic Generator 2 consists of at least 4 = 2 x 2 (rechargeable) batteries. The Infinite Automatic Generator 2 is used to generate and / or store DC power, or as a charging device. The Infinite Automatic Generator 2 generates DC power continuously without the need for an external power source. The Infinite Automatic Generator 2 is made up of: two (rechargeable) batteries W and X of the same voltage and storing the same power; for example, 12V, 60A. Two (rechargeable) batteries W and X are connected in series. Two batteries (or storage capacitors) Y and Z have the same voltage but different power storage, e.g. 12V, 40A, unlike batteries W and X. Two batteries (or storage capacitors) Y and Z are connected in series. The pole of battery X is connected to the pole of battery Z. The pole W of the battery is connected to the positive terminal of the battery Y. The O volts (GRD) of batteries W and X, Y and Z are connected to two diodes. The cathode of one diode is connected to the negative pole of batteries X and Z. The anode of the other diode is connected to the positive pole of batteries W and Y. A switch connects one diode to the positive pole of batteries W and Y. Another switch connects the other diode to the negative pole of batteries X and Z. The switch is off when batteries W, X, Y and Z are being charged. These two switches can be replaced with other similar circuits.

46. The 1V to 50V infinite automatic generators 2 and 17 can be used to manufacture new products. A new product that functions continuously without the addition of an external power source, the new product provides sustained power without the addition of an external power source. The infinite automatic generator 2 is constructed as described in claim 45. The automatic generator 17 is constructed as described in claims 1, 47, 50. The infinite automatic generators 2 and 17 and the regular (rechargeable) battery or power supply unit have the same voltage (V) and power storage (W / h). The following products use regular (rechargeable) batteries or power supply units: Mobile phones, laptops, printers, power drills, flashlights, watches, smart watches, handheld calculators and computers, translators, cameras, electric bicycle car and truck batteries, televisions, electric pumps, toy battery chargers, A, AA, AAA battery chargers, rechargeable A, AA, AAA battery chargers, electric compressor battery chargers, android battery chargers, drone battery chargers, robot battery chargers, electric car battery chargers. Electric airplane battery chargers, electric scooter battery chargers, electric bicycle battery chargers, Infinite Automatic Generators 2 and 17 replace or charge regular (rechargeable) batteries, capacitors, or power supply units. These new products are manufactured using one or more Infinite Automatic Generators 2 and 17. These new products function continuously without the need for an external power source, and these new products can be called Infinite Automatic Generators.

47. The Infinite Automatic Generators 2 & 17 can be used to manufacture new products with voltages from 1V to 750V. The new products function continuously without the need for an external power source. The new products provide sustained power without the need for an external power source. The Infinite Automatic Generator 2 is constructed as set forth in claim 45. The Automatic Generator 17 is constructed as set forth in claims 1, 47, and 50. The Infinite Automatic Generators 2 and 17 and regular (rechargeable) batteries or power supplies have the same voltage (V) and power storage (W / h). The following products use regular (rechargeable) batteries or power supplies: Electric bicycle batteries and battery chargers, car, van, airplane, boat, train and truck batteries and battery chargers. Lighting, radio, TV and mobile phone batteries, electric pump batteries and battery chargers, toy batteries and battery chargers, electric compressor batteries and battery chargers, robot batteries and battery chargers, drone batteries and battery chargers, electric vehicle battery chargers. Batteries and battery chargers for electric airplanes, batteries and battery chargers for electric scooters. Batteries and battery chargers for wind power generators, batteries and battery chargers for solar, hydroelectric, and hydrogen power plants. Storage batteries and chargers for wind power generators, batteries and battery chargers for factory robots, generators for power plants, battery chargers for power plants, batteries for robots and androids. The Infinite Automatic Power Generator 2 and 17 replace or charge regular (rechargeable) batteries, capacitors, or power supply units. These new products function continuously without the need for an external power source; these new products can be called "Infinite Automatic Power Generators." These new products are manufactured using one or more of the Infinite Automatic Power Generator 2 and 17.

48. The infinite automatic generator 19 consists of the following: for example, at least four (rechargeable) batteries ranging from 1 volt to 750 volts (V), five NPN transistors and three PNP transistors, eleven diodes, three capacitors, and thirteen resistors. The infinite automatic generator 19 is for generating and / or storing AC power. The infinite automatic generator 19 alternates between the DC current of the two infinite automatic generators 17. The infinite automatic generator 19 generates AC current continuously without the need for external power.

49. The infinite automatic generator 18 is constructed as described in claim 1. The infinite automatic generator 18 is made of at least two reverse-connected high-speed switching diodes connected in parallel and placed on a high-voltage (HV) insulator. The infinite automatic generator 18 has an anode with a metal ring and a cathode with a pointed portion. The anode and cathode are at opposite ends of the parallel-arranged, reverse-oriented diodes. The infinite automatic generator 18 generates an electron beam in air between the cathode and anode. The infinite automatic generator 18 is used as a DC power generator.

50. The infinite automatic generator 17 is constructed as described in claim 1. The infinite automatic generator 17 consists of, for example, two or three (rechargeable) batteries connected in series. Between the two batteries, the cathodes of one or two diodes, the negative terminal of one (electrolytic) capacitor, and the emitter of an (NPN) transistor are connected to the negative terminal of one battery. The collector of the NPN transistor is connected to the anodes of one or two diodes, the positive terminal of the electrolytic capacitor, and the positive terminal of the other battery. A resistor is connected to the base of the (NPN) transistor. The other end of the resistor is connected to the positive terminal of the capacitor. The positive terminal of one battery is connected to the positive terminal of the battery to charge it. The negative terminal of the other battery is connected to the negative terminal of the battery to charge it. The diodes, capacitors, and transistors can be replaced by many diodes connected in parallel. The cathodes of these many diodes connected in parallel are connected to the negative terminal of one battery. The anodes of these many diodes are connected to the positive terminal of the two (rechargeable) batteries connected in series. Connecting this many diodes in parallel can be achieved with an integrated circuit. Another integrated circuit containing diodes, capacitors, and transistors can also be used between at least two batteries connected in series.

51. One or more infinite automatic power generating units 19 may be connected to one or more infinite automatic power generating units 6 and / or The infinite automatic generator 19 is constructed as claimed in claim 48. It is possible to connect the infinite automatic generator 19 in parallel. Combining 19 with the infinite automatic generator 6 and / or 19 produces more power. The infinite automatic generator, for generating, storing and amplifying electrical and mechanical energy.

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