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Kore is a very efficient motor/generator system. Permanent magnets in a circular wheel array are attracted to the non-magnetized metal core of secured electromagnets. When the permanent magnets are approximately centered on the electromagnets, a pulse of current is applied to the electromagnets, releasing the magnetic grip.
The energy needed to create enough force in the electromagnet to release the magnetic grip of the permanent magnet is less than the force of the attraction of the permanent magnet to the non-energized metal core of the electromagnet.
Coils are positioned around the circumference of the rotating permanent magnets to create a current.
Historic Developments[edit]
Motor[edit]
In 1821, Michael Faraday demonstrated the conversion of electromagnetic force into mechanical energy. In 1832, William Sturgeon invented a commuter-type direct current motor that had practical application. In 1837, Thomas Davenport invented a motor that had the first commercial application. These motors were too expensive to have a market commercially. In 1873, Zenobe Gramme accidentally invented a motor that had commercial success. In 1888 Nikola Tesla the first usable AC motor.
Generator[edit]
A generator is a device that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy. The first generators used electrostatic induction to produce electricity. Examples are the Wimshurst machine and Van de Graaff generator.
In 1831-1832, Michael Faraday discovered the principle of electromagnetic generators called Faraday’s Law and built the “Faraday disc”, the first electromagnetic generator.
Other Unique Devices[edit]
Other unusual devices include: Adams Motor, Henry Sprain, Lindemann Rotary Attraction Motor, Ross Motor, Radu Electromagnetic Motor, Joe Flynn’s Technology, Thene Heins’ Perepiteia, Donald Sitler’s Motor, John Bedini, Jack Hilden-Brand, Lutec, Joseph Newman.
Concepts[edit]
The energy needed to create enough force in the electromagnet to release the magnetic grip of the permanent magnet is less than the force of the attraction of the permanent magnet to the non-energized metal core of the electromagnet. Creating a coil wrapped around the circumference of the permenant magnets causes a significant current.
Patents[edit]
- U.S. patent 222,881 -- Magneto-Electric Machines : Thomas Edison's main continuous current dynamo. The device's nickname was the "long-legged Mary-Ann". This device has large bipolar magnets. It is inefficient.
- U.S. patent 373,584 -- Dynamo-Electric Machine : Edison's improved dynamo which includes an extra coil and utilizes a field of force.
- U.S. patent 359,748 -- Dynamo Electric Machine - Nikola Tesla's construction of the alternating current induction motor / generator.
- U.S. patent 406,968 -- Dynamo Electric Machine - Tesla's "Unipolar" machine (i.e., a disk or cylindrical conductor is mounted in between magnetic poles adapted to produce a uniform magnetic field).
- U.S. patent 417,794 -- Armature for Electric Machines -Tesla's construction principles of the armature for electrical generators and motors. (Related to patents numbers US327797, US292077, and GB9013.)
- U.S. patent 447,920 -- Method of Operating Arc-Lamps - Tesla's alternating current generator of high frequency alternations (or pulsations) above the auditory level.
- U.S. patent 447,921 -- Alternating Electric Current Generator - Tesla's generator that produces alternations of 15000 per second or more.