Hello experts I am not in it for the money, i'm in it for us and our progression. So, i have a couple of ideas that i've fleshed out in CAD. Those with the know how, could you please offer me your critique. Here are pictures of the design. I created the angles and the magnetic planes to coincide with each other to make up for energy loss through gravity, i understand that the bearing which the spindle sits on will create some friction and possibly the air too. However, if i were to put this in a vaccum and either a) create the spindel so it rotated on free space (allowing it to balance between negative and positive poles) or created the bearing so it were highly polished, would this work? [The dark blue areas are the magnetized surfaces. The front faces on the spindel being the positive faces and the front face on the angular cylinder being positive too. Obviously there is more magnitude where the angular cylinder is thicker] Any feedback will be greatly appreciated. P.s. The entire mechanism is 20mmx20mm (if size is any factor?). I was hoping to put these on a silicon board, connect copper busses between them and output power through a main bus. The idea was to use NdFeb magnets http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neodymium_magnet why? Because A permanent magnet is one made from a material that stays magnetized.
