MILLENNIAL RESEARCH CORPORATION

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MILLENNIAL RESEARCH CORPORATION

• Magnetronic Motors
• Technology Presentation

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Conventional Motor Technology
Magnets
Iron
0.5 lb force
10 lb force
Conventional rotors use iron

• Motors operate on alternating (push/pull)
  electromagnetic fields
• A magnet picks up fewer nails when iron is used
  as a transmission path
• The iron rotor in a conventional motor resists
  magnetic flux transmission

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Magnetronic Motor Technology
Magnetronic Coil Windings

• Magnetronic coil windings are less complex than
  conventional coil windings
• Simpler coils
• Easier to repair
• Less likely to need repairs
• Stronger magnetic fields
• Lower cost

Conventional Coil Windings
Conventional windings are extremely complex
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Magnetronic Motor Technology
Magnets
Coils

• The cool-running coils are encapsulated in
  plastic
• Heavy iron is not used to transmit the flux
• Each coil pushes against 4 magnets (2 per side)
• With 48 coils, the failure of a coil reduces
  power by only 1/48th of the total

The Magnetronic Motor
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The Magnetronic Motor
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This Magnetronic Motor has 5 stator/rotor
sections. The Magnetronic Motor design is very
flexible and can be designed with any number of
stator/rotor sections. Each section can be
designed with as few or as many coils and magnets
as are needed.
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Higher Density Designs in Process
1st Generation 32 ft-lbs, 5.4 wide
3rd Generation 105 ft-lbs, 3 wide
Current 2nd prototypes produce 68 ft-lbs, 3rd
generation available soon
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Vehicle Retrofit
Retrofit Test Vehicle
Motor Control System
Batteries
86 Foot Pound Test Motor
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Future Design
Vs.
2 Automotive Hub Motors (16 Rim) 730 ft-lbs
torque at wide range RPM 25 horsepower at 1120
RPM (80 mph) 64 horsepower at 2900 RPM
Cummins 5.9L Turbo Diesel 610 ft-lbs torque at
1600 RPM 325 horsepower at 2900 RPM
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Magnetronic Motor Advantages

• Cooler operation ? higher efficiency
  (heat waste)
• Smaller with higher power to weight ratios
• Modular design highly fault tolerant
  (Broken wires no longer mean weeks in the shop)
• Much lower starting power
  (conventional motors dim the lights in the room
  during startup)

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Magnetronic Motor Products

• Magnetronic Motors
• Magnetronic Hub Motors
• Magnetronic Transmissions (Infinitely
  variable transmission motor)
• Magnetronic Generators

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Magnetronic Motor Applications

• Aerospace
• Airplanes
• Helicopters
• Automotive and Transportation
• Alternators
• Cars
• Small Trucks and Vans
• Large Trucks
• Tractors
• Buses
• Construction and Construction Tools
• Earth Movers
• Power Tools
• Dental Devices
• Generators
• Power Plant Generators
• Retail and Commercial
• Wind and Water Generators
• Household and Industrial Appliances

There are many applications for Magnetronic Motors