See how a magnetic transmission replaces rigid mechanical connections in milk heaters, enabling
Controllable DC field coils modulate magnetic flux in a magnetic gear to cut eddy losses while preserving transmission torque at high speed.
Repulsive permanent magnets replace coil-driven electromagnets to deliver high torque with lower weight and a thin motor footprint.
Rotating magnet pairs transfer angular momentum into platform impulse, enabling bidirectional spacecraft thrust without fuel mass or plumbing.
Phased rotor indexing and gear offsets smooth output torque and cut gear cyclic stress, improving durability in multi-rotor electric machines.
A trapezoidal secondary magnet layout boosts eddy current braking torque while limiting flux leakage and unwanted drag in non-braking mode.
Phased rotor indexing spreads torque peaks across gears, cutting ripple and cyclic stress to improve durability and lower gear cost.
Mechanically linked generator rotors use a CVT to buffer grid demand swings while keeping the turbine at efficient operating speed.
Electromagnets in a cycloidal gear stator dynamically control magnetic coupling to transmit rotational power through an offset cam mechanism.
A differential arrangement uses integrated electrical machines to dynamically distribute torque between output elements.