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figure shows the magnet carrier relative reciprocation position (in angular terms). The left hand portion of each
figure depicts the relative rotational positions of the first magnet carrier 4 and the intermediate magnet carrier 12.
The alignment of the opposing magnets in the first magnetic interaction zone 15A (see Figs.1-4) is also shown,
as are the polarities of each pair of opposing magnets (i.e., the polarities of the magnets 14A on the first side 12A
of the intermediate magnet carrier 12 and the polarities of the magnets 6A on the second side 4B of the first
magnet carrier 4). The right hand portion of each figure depicts the relative rotational positions of the second
magnet carrier 8 and the intermediate magnet carrier 12. The alignment of the opposing magnets in the second
magnetic interaction zone 15B (see Figs.1-4) is also shown, as are the polarities of each pair of opposing
magnets (i.e., the polarities of the magnets 14A on the second side 12B of the intermediate magnet carrier 12 and
the polarities of the magnets 10A on the first side 8A of the second magnet carrier 8).
As an interpretive guide, the left-hand portion of Figs.6A-6H is a view looking from the second side 4B of the first
magnet carrier 4 towards the first side 12A of the intermediate magnet carrier 12. The right-hand portion of
Figs.6A-6H is a view looking from the second side 12B of the intermediate magnet carrier 12 towards the first
side 8A of the second magnet carrier 8. In the positions where the opposing magnets overlap (i.e. Figs.6A, 6C,
6E and 6G), the letter (S or N) at the centre of each depicted magnet pair is the polarity of the magnet 14A on the
intermediate magnet carrier 12, and the offset letter (S or N) is the polarity of its opposing magnet 6A or 10A on
the first or second magnet carrier 4 or 8. In the positions where the opposing magnets do not overlap (i.e.,
Figs.6B, 6D, 6F and 6H), the magnets 14A of the intermediate magnet carrier 12 are shown as being above the
opposing magnets 6A or 10A of the first or second magnet carriers 4 or 8. In a similar vein, when the polarities of
opposing magnet pairs are discussed below, the first polarity will be that of a magnet 14A of the intermediate
magnet carrier 12 and the second polarity will be that of a magnet 6A of the first magnet carrier 4 or a magnet
10A of the second magnet carrier 8 (depending on whether the first or second magnetic interaction zone 15A or
15B is being discussed). When magnet pair polarities are enumerated below, they will start in the upper left
quadrant of each magnet arrangement and continue in clockwise order.
Fig.6A shows the magnet carriers 4, 8 and 12 in a 0° relative rotation/reciprocation position. In this position, the
magnetic interactions in the first magnetic interaction zone 15A are S-N, S-S, N-S and N-N. The magnetic
interactions in the second magnetic interaction zone 15B are N-N, N-S, S-S and S-N. In each magnetic interaction
zone 15A and 15B, half of the opposing magnet pairs are coaxially aligned for mutual attraction and the other half
are coaxially aligned for mutual repulsion. Thus, Fig.6A depicts a dead zone that is cantered at the 0° TDC
relative reciprocation position of the magnet carriers 4, 8 and 12. As can be seen, this dead zone is
approximately 90° wide.
Fig.6B shows the magnet carriers 4, 8 and 12 in a 45° relative rotation/reciprocation position. In this position, the
relative rotation of the magnet carriers 4, 8 and 12 is half way between the midpoints of dead zone and power
zone rotational positions. The magnet carriers 4, 8 and 12 are thus in a transition zone wherein the magnetic
forces are changing from the substantially net zero condition of a dead zone to the full magnetic force condition of
a power zone.
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