today, even the most efficient systems for harnessing energy are becoming smarter and more sustainable. this includes batteries, which are capable of lasting longer than ever while using fewer resources in order to do so. this new idea is an innovation in a battery-powered pulse motor. the key element of the pulse motor/generator is its use of grade n52 permanent neodymium magnets. a primary battery is used to power the pulse drive coil while an array of “pick up” coils collect electricity to an inverter or a secondary battery. this allows the system to charge the primary battery simultaneously. a hall effect sensor activates a transistor that triggers the drive coil. when the system is fully functioning, the battery can power the motor for extended periods of time thanks to the secondary battery and the inverter, which stores the collected electricity.

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