Electrical technique

Details Electrical technique Electrical technique

1974-05-30

1977-03-29

Freeh, William L.

Power plants

Reaction motor

Ion motor

313309, 313351, 3151113, F02K 900

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active

040141683

ABSTRACT:
Typical embodiments of the invention can be used for photon generation, plasma containment or for atmospheric and/or space vehicle propulsion. Illustratively, a large dome of insulating material supports an array of smaller insulating domes. Conducting electrodes that are embedded in the external surfaces of these smaller domes are coupled to a high frequency alternating current. The electrical potential on these electrodes produces ionization in the medium external to the dome array. The ions, charged with a potential that is the same as electrode voltage, are repelled from the dome array in a preferred direction. This action establishes a resultant force that can be used to drive the array through the medium in a direction opposite to that of the ions. The ionization phenomena produced in accordance with the described technique also generates abundant photons.

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