Force-Field Coil Propulsion Using Asymmetric Magnetic Pulses
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing propulsion technologies do not effectively harness electromagnetic interactions to achieve efficient and directional propulsion across various environments, including air, land, water, and space.
Innovation Solution
The use of electromagnetic coils with magnetic materials and varying relative magnetic permeability, subjected to asymmetric current pulses, to generate propulsion forces through the conservation of total momentum between mechanical and magnetic field momenta.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Use of energy by moving object
If conventional propulsion technologies are used, then propulsion can be achieved in various environments, but electromagnetic interactions are not effectively harnessed for efficient and directional propulsion
Solution Approach 1:
The electromagnetic coil system is designed to function across multiple environments (air, land, water, space) by harnessing electromagnetic interactions that are not constrained by environmental factors. The same coil configuration can operate in vacuum, atmosphere, or underwater by adjusting only the control parameters, making the propulsion system universally applicable across all environments while maintaining high energy efficiency.
2Force
If electromagnetic coils with magnetic materials are used, then directional propulsion forces can be generated through momentum conservation, but the system complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The system uses asymmetric current pulses applied to the electromagnetic coils to generate directional propulsion forces. By creating asymmetric magnetic field variations through asymmetric current waveforms, the system exploits momentum conservation to produce net directional force without requiring complex mechanical steering mechanisms or multiple coil configurations, thus achieving directional control with relatively simple system architecture.
3Productivity
If asymmetric current pulses are applied to generate propulsion forces, then efficient directional propulsion is achieved, but control precision requirements increase
Solution Approach 1:
The system employs dynamic control of current pulse parameters including amplitude, duration, and waveform shape to optimize propulsion efficiency. By dynamically adjusting these parameters based on operational requirements, the system can achieve high propulsion efficiency while maintaining manageable control precision requirements through adaptive control strategies rather than requiring ultra-precise fixed-parameter control.
4Speed
If the rate of change of magnetic fields is increased to enable teleportation, then propulsion speed increases, but energy requirements and control difficulty increase
Solution Approach 1:
The system uses periodic current pulses with controlled frequencies and duty cycles to generate magnetic field variations that produce propulsion forces. By employing periodic rather than continuous high-rate field changes, the system achieves high propulsion speeds through cumulative momentum transfer while managing energy consumption through pulsed operation, allowing the vehicle to reach high velocities without requiring sustained maximum energy input.
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
This approach enables the generation of directional forces without inertia, allowing for efficient propulsion and potentially teleportation when the rate of change of magnetic fields exceeds a certain threshold, with the ability to control force direction and magnitude.
Implementation Method 1
The present invention relates to a new form of air, land, underwater, or space propulsion, achieved by the use of suitable electromagnetic interactions
Implementation Method 2
This is possible due to the conservation of the total momentum where the sum of the mechanical momentum with the magnetic field momentum must always be conserved
Implementation Method 3
When the atoms of a magnetic material are subjected to an external magnetic field, they acquire a potential magnetic energy density Upm
Implementation Method 4
Recent experiments with electromagnetic coils have shown the existence of a new type of propulsion
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AI summary
The present invention relates to a new form of air, land, underwater, or space propulsion, achieved by the use of suitable electromagnetic interactions. When using coils (1), with internal core (2) and support piece (3), subjected to current pulses with asymmetric current derivative and magnetic field, we obtain directional propulsion forces. This is possible due to a new electromagnetic propulsion mechanism that uses the conservation of total momentum where the sum of the mechanical moment with the moment of the magnetic field must always be conserved, resulting in a constant and null total sum of the two components, where the variation of the magnetic field moment will generate a corresponding change in the mechanical moment of the coil, thus generating propulsion forces. When magnetic fields with asymmetric derivative are produced in an external volume, they may also generate force fields.