Vibrating method for generating direct current electricity

• US 20090322164A1
• Filed: 06/27/2008
• Published: 12/31/2009
• Est. Priority Date: 06/27/2008
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Gary Dennis Porter
• Original Assignee: Gary Dennis Porter
• Inventors: Porter, Gary Dennis
• Application Number:
  US12/215,394
• Publication Number:
  US 20090322164A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 310/31
• CPC Class Codes: H02K 33/10 wherein the alternate energisation and de-energisation of the single coil system is effected or controlled by movement of the armatures
• CPC Class Codes: H02K 53/00 Alleged dynamo-electric perpetua mobilia

Abstract

The present invention utilizes a contact vibrating technique to generate Direct Current electricity from a battery and coils. The present invention utilizes BEMF (Back Electro Motive Force) to recharge the battery that runs the device. No external charge is ever required to maintain the battery. The present invention utilizes three cycles of operation. The first cycle provides power into the primary coil. The second cycle opens contacts allowing the primary coil to generate BEMF oscillations. Both the positive and negative BEMF pulses from the primary are collected and stored in capacitors. The positive pulses are stored in a smaller capacitor. Also during the second cycle, the secondary coils and associated circuitry collect both the positive and negative pulses from the etheric oscillations, which occur due to the BEMF ringing of the primary magnetic field returning to the zero state. The third operation occurs, when the second set of contacts close and a capacitive discharge pulse recharges the primary battery back to its normal operating level. The cycles are then repeated in a vibrating fashion.

Claims

1. A vibrating device that generates an unlimited supply of Direct Current Electricity, through the use of resonant oscillating magnetic fields, the latter being created by the opening and closing of contacts to a moveable electrically conductive metal bar attaching the power source to and from a primary coil, said device comprised of:

a rechargeable battery or other rechargeable power source providing energy to a primary coil through a moveable electrically conductive metal bar, said moveable electrically conductive metal bar has two ends one moveable and one fixed to a support, the latter is always connected to rechargeable battery or other rechargeable power source; and

a rechargeable battery or other rechargeable power source recharged to its original or suitable stable operating voltage level with energy recovered from the primary coil back electromotive force (BEMF) energy; and

2. A vibrating device of claim 1 utilizing two adjustable fixed contacts separated by moveable electrically conductive metal bar, which moves between the two adjustable fixed contacts said bar and contacts including:

a first adjustable fixed contact positioned to be in contact with the moving end portion of the moveable electrically conductive metal bar, thus producing a normally closed contact situation allowing battery energy to flow to the primary coil as long as the normally closed contact remain in the closed position contacting the moveable electrically conductive metal bar; and

a second adjustable fixed contact positioned directly opposite to the first adjustable fixed contact on the opposite side of the moveable electrically conductive metal bar and located close to but not in contact with the moveable electrically conductive metal bar thus producing a normally open contact; and

the moveable electrically conductive metal bar will vibrate between the first adjustable fixed contact and the second adjustable fixed contact with the latter providing a pathway for recovered stored primary coil (BEMF) energy through moveable electrically conductive metal bar to the rechargeable battery or other rechargeable power source; and

a magnet attached to the moveable electrically conductive metal bar located directly in front of the primary coil end but not in contact with the primary coil end allowing room for the moveable electrically conductive metal bar to vibrate between the fixed contacts.

3. The primary coil of claim 2 will be wound such that the primary magnetic pole facing the magnet attached to moveable electrically conductive metal bar will attract the magnet;

and

the magnetic attractive forces between the moveable electrically conductive metal bar magnet and primary coil will be sufficient so that the moveable electrically conductive metal bar will vibrate making contact to both the normally closed and normally open adjustable fixed contacts.

4. The primary coil of claim 3 is fixed in position and has a plurality of flat secondary coils placed along its entire length;

and

the flat secondary coils produce electrical energy through transformer action between the flat secondary coils and the primary coil, said energy will then be rectified with bridge rectifier diodes and stored in capacitors.

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