HRPK20130637B3 - Motor with permanent magnets - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to an electric motor operating on the principle of converting the magnetic field energy of permanent magnets into useful motion. The motor uses a repulsive interaction force between two pairs of permanent magnets. The permanent magnet motor consists of: a stator (A), a rotor (B), a rocker (C) and a rocker control mechanism (F). The stator (A) comprises: a front panel (2), a back panel (3) and internal panels (4) that are secured to the carrier (1). The rotor (B) comprises: a main shaft (22) on which the plates (25) of the permanent magnet rotor (30) are fixed. One pair of permanent magnets is tightly coupled to the outer circumference of the rotor plate at a distance of 180o. One pair of seesaws (C) are positioned opposite each other between the inner stator plates. On the swingers there is a second pair of magnets (16) 180o apart. Turning the main shaft also rotates the camshafts (7) with the cams (8) that raise the rocker arms, whereby the magnets on the rocker arms are approximately perpendicular to the magnets rotating on the rotor plates. In this way, the force exerted by the force of the magnetic field of the permanent magnets on the rocker arms on the magnetic field of the permanent magnets on the rotor plates is transformed into a permanent circular motion of the main rotor shaft. The effect is to use the strongest repulsive force that can occur between two permanent magnets. Such force can be used as a power source for wide application. After starting the engine, it resumes operation without additional energy.