| 摘要 |
The field-producing copper wire coil is formed as a tube, inside which at least two electro-magnetic fields rotate an iron magnet, the activity of which is converted to circular motion on a flywheel. On the flywheel shaft are fitted contact surfaces on which electromagnets impose their current impulses. Differing dimensions for the electromagnets may conform with the range of use, and increase in the number of electromagnets with differing interplay between them may also be used. - Different methods for transmitting and using the movements of the iron magnets, the construction of the flywheel and the power take-offs may all be varied. |
