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DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS

ENGINEERING

FREE ENERGY GENERATOR

PROJECT BATCH MEMBERS:


1. 23TE0075 / VIGNESH P
2. 23TE0054 / ANAND P
3. 23TE0066/ MOHAMED THANSEER C

PROJECT GUIDE:
Mrs. R.MUTHUNAGAI/ Asst. Professor
CONTENT
• Introduction
• Objective
• Block diagram
• Working operation
• Application
• Cost estimation
• Conclusion
INTRODUCTION
• The free energy generator comprises of an arrangement
of neodymium magnets to produce the energy needed
by the output load.
• The neodymium magnets are strategically placed on
base plates with their like poles facing each other.
• The electric generator generates magnetic fields with
electric current through a coil or a wire.
• So, by moving a magnet around a coil of wire, or moving
a coil of wire around a magnet, the process pushes the
electrons in the wire and creates an electrical current.
OBJECTIVE
• Renewable power: A free energy generator can be a low-cost,
renewable power device that can operate without conventional
generation methods.
• No pollution: A free energy generator can produce a large amount of
power without producing pollution.
• Operate electric devices: A free energy generator can operate all
electric and electronic devices.
• Save the earth: A free energy generator can help save the earth and
eliminate haze.
• Minimize mechanical energy input: A free energy generator can be
developed to minimize mechanical energy input.
• Reduce environmental hazards: A free energy generator can be
developed to reduce environmental hazards.
Circuit diagram
Working operation
• Case 1) When S1 closed and S2 open, M1 starts running. G1 and G2 are
connected with the shaft of M1. When M1 starts running and produces
current in both the G1 and G2. It is not like a free energy because of the
some external applied force.
• [Note 1] : In order to avoid the external applied force and convert it into
free energy. From the above case 1, there are two current sources are
produced from G1 & G2. We can put G1 [current] as constant and G2
[current] is connected to M1.
• [Note 2] : Here the switching process ofS1 & S2 | open & close circuit is
done simultaneously.
• Case 2) Here S1 open and S2 is closed. G2 [current] connected to M1 and
M1 starts running and produces current from G1 and G2. Current from G2
connected to M1. From the above (Note 1), there is constant current from
G1. Some of the LED is connected to G1. Finally it act as a free energy.
APPLICATION
• Free Energy can be used to charge small Li-Ion
batteries of high voltage & low current, which are
used for other applications.
• The Free energy generator can be used to power
up small leds & bulbs on vehicles.
• The free energy generator is a device, which is used
to generate electrical energy based on the
neodymium magnets , driving cars and moving
freight, and manufacturing the products we rely on
in our daily lives
Materials required & Cost estimation
Material Quantity Cost

Dc Motor 3nos 3*80= 240

Dc Switch 3nos 3*5 = 15

Gear 4nos 4*10= 40

Wire 2meter 2*15= 30

Lamp 1no 1*100= 100

Total 425/-
CONCLUSION
• Hence through these methods free energy has
been utilized for domestic purpose.
• We can conclude that, the system
arrangement generates electricity without any
flywheel and it can be utilized in the maximum
amount.
• Free energy is used to determine how systems
change and how much work they can produce.

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