Energy conversion power generation method utilizing a chemical reaction between a diaphragm material (such as that used in speakers) and a good conductor.

Abstract

Conventional power generators or power sources such as batteries could not continuously generate electrical energy without the supply of energy or working materials from outside the device, or the replacement of working materials inside the device due to depletion. [Solution] A diaphragm material for speakers, etc., which has the material property of mutual conversion between electrical energy and sound wave energy or vibration energy, is mixed with a highly conductive metal such as copper or aluminum, or a carbon-based good conductor such as a carbon allotrope, in powder or solution form. When this mixture is sealed inside a power generation device and temporarily supplied with electrical energy or sound wave energy from an external power source, the mixture enters a state where vibration and power generation occur simultaneously within the device. This power generation method utilizes the chemical reaction (energy interconversion) between a mixture of diaphragm material (such as that used in speakers) and a good conductor to solve the problem.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to an applied technology that utilizes the physical properties of diaphragm materials such as speakers.

Background Art

[0002] Technologies of speakers and microphones

Summary of the Invention

Problems to be Solved by the Invention

[0003] Conventional power sources such as power generation devices or batteries have a problem that they cannot continuously generate electrical energy without involving the supply of energy or active substances from outside the device or the exchange due to the consumption of active substances inside the device.

Means for Solving the Problems

[0004] To address this problem, materials used for diaphragms of speakers etc. (such as carbon fiber, polypropylene, ceramics, etc.) having the physical property of the mutual conversion action between electrical energy and sound wave energy (voice, vibration), highly conductive metals such as copper and aluminum, or carbon-based good conductors such as carbon allotropes are processed into a powder form or a solution form, and mixed in an appropriate amount and ratio so that there is no bias in the constituent substances. (If the chemical composition of the target substance is the same, the state such as solid or liquid is not limited) This mixture is enclosed in a power generation device, and electrical energy is temporarily supplied (energized) from an external power source, or sound wave energy is supplied from an external sound source. Then, the mixture enters a state where vibration and power generation occur simultaneously inside the device (a state where the mutual conversion between electrical energy and sound wave energy or vibration energy is taking place). By using the chemical reaction (energy mutual conversion action) of the mixture of the diaphragm material of this speaker etc. and the good conductor to generate power, the problems of conventional power generation devices or power sources such as batteries are solved.

Claims

1. A microphone is a device that receives sound (sound wave signals) using a diaphragm inside the device and converts them into electrical signals. A speaker is a device that sends electrical signals to a diaphragm inside the device and converts them into sound (sound wave signals). In other words, microphones and speakers are devices that convert electrical signals (electrical energy) and sound (sound wave energy) through a diaphragm inside the device, and the material used for this diaphragm has the material property of converting between electrical energy and sound wave energy. The materials used for diaphragms include a variety of options such as aluminum, glass fiber, carbon fiber, and ceramic. The various materials used for this diaphragm, along with highly conductive metals such as copper and aluminum, or carbon-based good conductors such as carbon allotropes, are processed into powder or solution form and mixed in appropriate amounts and ratios to ensure that there is no imbalance in the constituent materials. (As long as the chemical composition of the substances in question is equivalent, the state of the substance, such as solid or liquid, is not limited.) This mixture is sealed inside the power generation device, and electrical energy is temporarily supplied (energy is supplied) from an external power source, or sound wave energy is supplied (sound is provided) from an external sound source. As a result, the mixture enters a state where vibration and power generation occur simultaneously within the device (a state in which mutual conversion between electrical energy and sound wave energy or vibration energy takes place). This method of generating electricity utilizes the chemical reaction (energy interconversion) between a mixture of diaphragm material (such as that used in speakers) and a good conductor. When this mixture with power generation capabilities is used as a power source for electrical appliances, its state (solid, liquid, etc.) is not limited, nor are the shape or material of the outer casing of the power generation device (battery, etc.) in which the mixture is enclosed. Furthermore, the mixture does not need to be sealed inside the power generation device; it also includes cases where a dissolved mixture is applied directly to the inside of an electrical appliance, like a paint, and connected to wires, circuits, etc.

2. A power generation device and power supply using the method according to claim 1.

3. A sound (sound wave) generating device and sound source using the method described in claim 1.

4. A device, equipment, or defense equipment using the device described in claim 2 or claim 3.

5. Services and businesses using the apparatus, equipment, and defense equipment described in claim 4.