Wireless switch with multipolar electromagnetic generator
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1. A wireless switch comprising:
- a mechanical oscillator, wherein the mechanical oscillator is preloaded, wherein the preloading uses a spring or a flexure machanism;
a mechanical impulse deliverer, wherein the mechanical impulse deliverer delivers a mechanical impulse to the mechanical oscillator when the wireless switch is switched, wherein the mechanical impulse deliverer loads the spring or the flexure mechanism and causes a release of a proof mass of the mechanical oscillator, wherein the mechanical impulse deliverer comprises a rotary dial;
a first array of magnets positioned on a planar surface, wherein the first array comprises a one dimensional or two dimensional array of magnets;
a first conductor, wherein the first conductor comprises a first serpentine conductor;
a power management circuit, wherein the power management circuit provides DC power as a result of relative motion between the first array of magnets and the first conductor, wherein the relative motion is enabled by the mechanical oscillator.
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Abstract
A wireless switch comprises a mechanical oscillator, a mechanical impulse deliverer, a first array of magnets positioned on a planar surface, a first conductor, and a power management circuit. The mechanical impulse deliverer delivers a mechanical impulse to the mechanical oscillator when the wireless switch is switched. The first array comprises a one dimensional or two dimensional array of magnets. The first conductor comprises a first serpentine conductor. The power management circuit provides DC power as a result of relative motion due to the mechanical oscillator between the first array of magnets and the first conductor.
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1. A wireless switch comprising:
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a mechanical oscillator, wherein the mechanical oscillator is preloaded, wherein the preloading uses a spring or a flexure machanism; a mechanical impulse deliverer, wherein the mechanical impulse deliverer delivers a mechanical impulse to the mechanical oscillator when the wireless switch is switched, wherein the mechanical impulse deliverer loads the spring or the flexure mechanism and causes a release of a proof mass of the mechanical oscillator, wherein the mechanical impulse deliverer comprises a rotary dial; a first array of magnets positioned on a planar surface, wherein the first array comprises a one dimensional or two dimensional array of magnets; a first conductor, wherein the first conductor comprises a first serpentine conductor; a power management circuit, wherein the power management circuit provides DC power as a result of relative motion between the first array of magnets and the first conductor, wherein the relative motion is enabled by the mechanical oscillator. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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6. A method of wireless switching comprising:
providing DC power as a result of relative motion due to a mechanical oscillator between a first array of magnets and a first conductor, wherein the first array comprises a one dimensional or two dimensional array of magnets, wherein the first conductor comprises a first serpentine conductor, and wherein the mechanical oscillator oscillates as a result of a mechanical impulse delivered from switching a wireless switch, wherein the mechanical oscillator is preloaded, wherein the preloading uses a spring or a flexure mechanism, wherein a mechanical impulse deliverer further loads the spring or the flexure mechanism and causes a release of a proof mass of the mechanical oscillator, and wherein the mechanical impulse deliverer comprises a rotary dial. - View Dependent Claims (7, 8, 9, 10)
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11. A wireless switch comprising:
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a mechanical oscillator, wherein the mechanical oscillator is preloaded, wherein the preloading uses a spring or a flexure mechanism; a mechanical impulse deliverer, wherein the mechanical impulse deliverer delivers a mechanical impulse to the mechanical oscillator when the wireless switch is switched, wherein the mechanical impulse deliverer loads the spring or the flexure mechanism and causes a release of a proof mass of the mechanical oscillator, wherein a catch or a ratchet catches the proof mass such that the spring or the flexure mechanism is preloaded again after one or more oscillations of the mechanical oscillator; a first array of magnets positioned on a planar surface, wherein the first array comprises a one dimensional or two dimensional array of magnets; a first conductor, wherein the first conductor comprises a first serpentine conductor; a power management circuit, wherein the power management circuit provides DC power as a result of relative motion due to the mechanical oscillator between the first array of magnets and the first conductor. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13, 14, 15)
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16. A method of wireless switching comprising:
providing DC power as a result of relative motion due to a mechanical oscillator between a first array of magnets and a first conductor, wherein the first array comprises a one dimensional or two dimensional array of magnets, wherein the first conductor comprises a first serpentine conductor, and wherein the mechanical oscillator oscillates as a result of a mechanical impulse delivered from switching a wireless switch, wherein the mechanical oscillator is preloaded, wherein the preloading uses a spring or a flexure mechanism, wherein a mechanical impulse deliverer further loads the spring or the flexure mechanism and causes a release of a proof mass of the mechanical oscillator, and wherein a catch or a ratchet catches the proof mass such that the spring or the flexure mechanism is preloaded again after one or more oscillations of the mechanical oscillator. - View Dependent Claims (17, 18, 19, 20)
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