| 摘要 |
<p>The motor uses the interaction between permanent magnet fields to generate kinetic energy. A cylindrical tubular permanent magnet is magnetised so that the north pole is formed as a zig-zag running round the peripheral surface and the south pole forms wedges filling the zig-zag portions. A magnetised parallelepiped, magnetised in the sense of its thickness, is mounted inside the tubular cylinder so the parallelepipeds face the cylinder wall. The magnetic forces between the parallelepiped and the magnetised cylinder cause the cylinder to rotate, generating kinetic energy. The sense of rotation can be changed by blocking the tubular magnetic field and unblocking the drive and auxiliary parallelepipeds while gathering the movement produced by the latter as they begin to move.</p> |
