ELECTROMECHANICAL ENERGY CONVERTER
First Claim
1. An electromechanical energy converter for converting mechanical vibration energy into electrical energy, comprising at least one coil (12) and at least one permanent magnet (15) having magnetic poles, the coil (12) and the magnet (15) being disposed such that on movement of the energy converter, a relative movement between the magnet (15) and the coil (12) is adapted to take place, thus causing a current to be induced in the coil (12), a flux guide (18) is disposed on each of the magnetic poles of the permanent magnet (15), the flux guides (18) are adapted to concentrate the magnetic flux lines (17) substantially in a direction of the coil (12).
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Abstract
An electromechanical energy converter (1) is provided that can convert mechanical vibration energy into electrical energy. For this purpose, the energy converter (1) has a housing (2) in which a coil (12) and a permanent magnet (15) are disposed moveable with respect to each other, the coil (12) lying within the magnetic field of the magnet (15). To fully utilize the entire field intensity of the magnet (15), flux guides (18) are disposed at the poles of the magnet (15) that divert the magnetic flux lines (17) substantially in the direction of the coil (12).
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- 1. An electromechanical energy converter for converting mechanical vibration energy into electrical energy, comprising at least one coil (12) and at least one permanent magnet (15) having magnetic poles, the coil (12) and the magnet (15) being disposed such that on movement of the energy converter, a relative movement between the magnet (15) and the coil (12) is adapted to take place, thus causing a current to be induced in the coil (12), a flux guide (18) is disposed on each of the magnetic poles of the permanent magnet (15), the flux guides (18) are adapted to concentrate the magnetic flux lines (17) substantially in a direction of the coil (12).
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