JPS59220085A - Energy generator by magnet - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To produce continuous rotary force by utilizing repelling and attracting forces of a permanent magnet. CONSTITUTION:A permanent magnet having N-pole at one side and S-pole at the other side is isolated diagonally to produce a triangular magnet 1 having a surface of N-pole and a surface of S-pole. An N pole triangular magnet 1 and an S- pole triangular magnet 2 are bonded to each other and disposed on a disk 3 rotatable at the central point, and N-pole triangular magnets 1 are bonded to each other and placed on the outside of the disk 3. The disk 3 can be continuously rotated by the repelling and attracting forces between the magnets 1 and 2. When wires are placed in the gap between the magnets 1 disposed outside, an induced current is generated.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention utilizes the property that the same poles of a permanent magnet repel and the different poles attract each other to generate rotational energy and realize a perpetual motion machine.

In the past, perpetual motion machines have been challenged in many ways, but today they are generally considered impossible to invent.

To explain the present invention with drawings, one side as shown in FIG.
A permanent magnet that has S poles on one side is diagonally cut into N
A triangular magnet 1 with a pole face and a triangular magnet 2 with an S pole face are made, and the N pole triangular magnet 1 and the S pole triangular magnet 2 are placed on a disk 3 which can be rotated at the center as shown in Figure 2. A piece of N-pole triangular magnet 1 glued together is placed on the outside of the disk 3.

The numbers placed outside the disk are not divisible by the numbers placed on the top of the disk, so they continue to rotate forever.

Since the magnetic field is constantly changing, if an electric wire is placed in the gap between the outer magnets, an induced current will be generated and electrical energy can be extracted.

When carrying out the present invention, the shape of the magnets does not have to be triangular, and various arrangements are possible.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is a plan view of the permanent magnet used in the present invention Figure 2 is a plan view of the present invention Patent applicant Yoshiko Shimizu

Claims (1)

[Claims] A structure in which the same poles of a permanent magnet repel and different poles attract each other to generate continuous rotational force.