Systems and methods of generating, storing and/or distributing electric power are disclosed. The system may include two or more direct current battery subsystems, a direct current motor/alternating current generator combination, an electric power distribution network, and battery recharging elements. One battery subsystem may power an alternating current generator while the other battery subsystem charges using a portion of the generated power. Excess power may service other electric loads. The roles of the battery subsystems may be switched periodically between charging and powering, repeatedly. A gear box may connect the electric motor and generator to adjust the relative rotational speeds of each for optimal performance of the system.

A gravity energy generator that provides a better and efficient way to use electricity as a source of power. The gravity energy generator includes a horizontal casing, a plurality of magnets and a plurality of wiring. A magnet is positioned on a midpoint of a centered shaft that is adapted to rotate along the centered shaft from an electromagnetic field from the first pair of magnets placed on the first end and the second end within the interior of the horizontal casing. Other embodiments of the gravity energy generator include a horizontal casing, a plurality of magnets, a battery and a pair of copper plates as well as a horizontal casing, a plurality of magnets and a pair of magnetic push and pull devices.

A generator includes a plurality of magnets defining one of a rotor and a stator, a conductor including a core and a coil, the conductor defining the other of the rotor and the stator, and a shaft to which the stator is fixable. The core has a width inwardly narrowed from an outer edge toward an inner edge along a longitudinal direction of the core.

A thermal energy accumulator for power generation and high performance computing center utilizes heat generated by at least one of a transformer, a parking lot, a roof structure, an air conditioner, a generator, an uninterruptible power supply, a thermal energy conveyer and a thermal energy converter; a source of cold condensed compressed air; and at least one of a thermoelectric generator and a thermoelectric gradient inducer to generate electrical power for a performance computing center.

The earth's magnetic field has not been mined as a source of energy. With average field strength of 0.510.sup.4 Tesla around the world it is easy to understand why. A disruptive technology is needed to mine the earth's magnetic field. Such a technology, graphene, is now at an early stage of development with excellent properties in the form of high conductivity, low resistivity sheets that are durable, light weight, and low cost. Multiple sheets of graphene provide a significant multiplier to earth's magnetic field yielding a feasible source of ecologically clean power. Graphene based EcoCharge units can be driven by electric motors putting graphene in motion to mine the earth's magnetic field.

According to an embodiment of the disclosure, a method of moving an item in a torus-like infinity pattern. The method includes moving the item poloidally along a path with reference to a torus grid at least partially moving the item toroidally along the path with reference to the torus grid such that when the item substantially moves around a revolution around the torus grid when viewed from a cross section cut across the poloidal direction of movement, the item also moves poloidally.

Conversion of magnetic flux energy into electrical power with a permanent magnet induction generator (PMIG) comprised of permanent magnets, a magnetic circuit, reluctance switches (magnetic flux switches), and a switching sequence performed by an electrical controller that causes the flux from two opposing, magnetically aligned permanent magnets to be repeatedly alternated through a single flux path for the purpose of generating AC electricity. Energy efficient reluctance switches operation permits the output electrical energy to exceed the energy required to operate them thereby enabling continuous operation that produces uninterrupted electricity without the need for fuel or external energy input.

A range-extending, charging, and driving apparatus for an electric vehicle includes a wheel motor and a damping component. The wheel motor is connected to a wheel set of the electric vehicle for driving the wheel set. The wheel motor is further connected to a main battery for charging the main battery when the wheel motor generates electric power reversely. The damping component is connected between the wheel set and the wheel motor for absorbing shocks of the wheel motor or the wheel set.

An oscillating pendulum-based power generation mechanism of a power generator includes a stator device, a rotor device and a shaft-driving device. The stator device has a stationary base and multiple first magnetic bars mounted on an inner surface of the stationary base. The rotor device has a spindle, multiple pendulum assemblies and multiple second magnetic bars. The spindle is rotatably mounted through the stationary base and is connected with a shaft of the power generator and the shaft-driving device. Each pendulum assembly is connected with the spindle and includes a weight. The second magnetic bars are distributed across the weights of the multiple pendulum assemblies and are identically oblique to the weights and repel the first magnetic bars. The repellant forces between the first magnetic bars and the second magnetic bars allow the pendulum assemblies to be rotated to drive the power generator for power generation.

The invention relates to electrically operated vehicle with power supply system having wind based charging unit with load isolation. The power supply nit has one or more energy storage device with an inverter for supplying AC loads. Two such power supply units are used in an electric vehicle application for supplying the drive load. The power supply units when operated through an intermediate section and an output combiner, supplies to the load with complete isolation from the recharging unit of the system. Due to which, the energy storage devices serves for large distance range.