MOTIONLESS ELECTROMAGMETIC GENERATOR (MEG)

y DEEPAKKUMAR y 3rd YEAR , EN y 0801821003

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INTRODUCTION
y generator without any moving parts y steady input power is required y magnetic field of permanent magnet is switched with

precise timing y power is produced without an external application of input power

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Invented by Thomas E. Bearden in March 2000

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Construction
Input coil Output coil Permanent

magnet Core

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Construction
Core Input coil Output coil Permanent

magnet

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High magnetic inductance High permeability Low loss Small volume Light weight Good frequency performance High temperature stability

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Working
magnetic field of permanent magnet is uniformly distributed in the core Input coils are alternately pulsed Flux distribution of each side of core is altered Voltage is induced in output coils

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no power is given to input coils Flux is equally distributed on both legs

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Left input coil is turned on Flux migrates to right leg

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Left input coil is switched off Right input coil is turned on BBIET & RC

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Schematic diagram

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Theory
Aharonov-Bohm effect curl and curl-free Aharonovcurl-

components of magnetic vector potential (A) is separated As input coils are alternately pulsed, A varies and produces electric field (E) directed towards the core Coils act as antenna and receives E-field energy Eand re-radiates and results in a dense E-field reE-

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More E-field energy is coming back to MEG from E-

outside MEG have two energy input - energy inputted by operator - lots of free energy from outside Its COP > 1 Efficiency < 100%

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ADVANTAGES
Low maintenance Pollution free Low running cost More efficient than conventional generators Compact size & free from noise

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DISADVANTAGES
Fabrication of core is difficult High installation cost

APPLICATION
All conventional generators can be replaced

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Conclusion
Electromagnetic generator operating should be considered not as a perpetual motion machine, but rather as a system in which flux radiated from a permanent magnet is converted into electricity, which is used both to power the apparatus and to power an external load.

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References

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