«2 United States Patent Koonce 'US007583172B2 (10) Patent No.: US 7,583,172 B2 (45) Date of Patent: Sep. 1, 2009 6 76) wo ay @) 6s) (60) Gn) (2) (58) MULTI-FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD GENERATOR Inventor: Gene Koonce, 2329 10th St, Greeley, CoS) 80834 Notice: Subject to any disclaimer, the tem ofthis patent is extended ot adjusted under 35 USC. 1S4(b) by O days. Appl. Nos 12/131,733 Filed: Jun. 2,2008, Prior Publication Data US 200810297298.A1 Dee. 4, 2008 Related US. Application Data Provisional application No. 60!941,601, filed on Jun, 1, 2007, Int-Cl. AGIN 500 us.cl. (200601) sessnsnnnns 938/296; 335/299 606/33: GOTH; OTIS: 361/230; 361/282: 315/153: S15/154; 313/155, Field of Classification Seareh 335/286, 335/209; 6063233: G07. 88,90, 100-103 361/230, 232: 315/153-155 ‘Se pplication ile for complete sear history. 66) References Cited US. PATENT DOCUMENTS 590844 A 61999 Are 6217604 BL 42001 Azate ea GORI BL 82008 Koonce Primary Examiner —Ramoo M Barrera (14) Attorney; “Agent, or Firm William W. Cochran: (Cochran Freund & Young LLC on Disclosed is a multi-frequency electromagnetic field genera- tor tha is opal of generating okstromagnte Bx els ue projected ata distance from the device. Radial fields, Horizon elds and sil els are gomrted by the ele: tromagnetic field generator and are projected ata distance {rom the device. wide range of frequencies is generated as ‘aresull of the fst ise ime pulses produced by thedevice, The zeometry and siructure of the device cause the eletromag- fete fields io encircle the device and be collected at the far end ofthe device by an antenna, An inner eo antenna, that is centrally disposed in the device, receives clectmomagnetic ‘waves that are transformed into a curtent thats applied to an inner coil The inaer coil produces a strong electromagnetic fiokd that extends outwarily in a horizontal direction that increases the projected horizontal distance ofthe electromag- pate fel. ABSTRACT 4 Claims, 8 Drawing Sheets emencan POS soci cu ect GNSS 2, nie IEA ager ‘| all untines Fa iis 9 Fenians yee thet ae raandurng| or gungtecr aaah HG CENEITENU.S. Patent Sep. 1, 2009 Sheet 1 of 8 US 7,583,172 B2 ANTENNA 228, INNER COIL ANTENNA, UPPER, 232 SUPPORT, 222 ELECTRODES — MULTI-FREQUENCY an ELECTROMAGNETIC EMISSION GENERATOR TUBES 100 + —— 220 ELECTRODES BOX LID 114 CIRCUIT BREAKER, 104 AIR CIRCULATION HOLESUS 7,583,172 B2 Sheet 2 of 8 Sep. 1, 2009 U.S, Patent c‘Old VNNALNY OD YaNNI cep YaWYOISNVYL Z9VEIOA coz HOIH C find = YOLIDvdvD o1z aL 10D noe omd ONILLIWSNVYL { i i yaMOd oez. vile 1 ai 202 TOD i 4aNNI ' 91z \ i 109 VISAL | i ' YOLINGNOD aa giz lace sagouL373 zz oo ozz dv GY mae AMVIId 802 ze AWONOD3S sagouL373 vee SaanL YOLINGNOD 97z NOISSIW VNNALNY 8227U.S. Patent Sep. 1, 2009 Sheet 4 of 8 US 7,583,172 B2 ANTENNA STANDS CONNECTOR 404 ELECTRODES Ho 72 {] UPPER SUPPORT 22h ee EMISSION TUBES CONNECTOR CONDUCTOR FIG.4U.S, Patent MAGNETIC FIELD FLUX LINES ieee 214 TRANSMITTING} COL Sep. 1, 2009 Sheet 5 of 8 FIG. 5 ANTENNA, US 7,583,172 B2 INNER COIL FLUX LINES 508. a 502 TRANSMITTING | COILSPIRAL FLUX LINES - 505 So ie FLUX LINES = 502 TRANSMITTING COL SPIRAL FLUX LINES 102 BOX 100 MULTI-FREQUENCY ELECTEROMAGNETIC FIELD GENERATORU.S. Patent Sep. 1, 2009 Sheet 6 of 8 US 7,583,172 B2 TRANSMITTING ene COIL SPIRAL FLUX LINES FLUX LINES 505 INNER COIL FLUX LINES 508 WSS OSA NEARS) i XT A Z , Ses SF 506 ANTENNA FIGURE EIGHT FLUX LINES FIG.6U.S. Patent Sep. 1, 2009 Sheet 7 of 8 US 7,583,172 B2 INNER, COIL 230 a) | \ \ 708 7 WIRE/MAGNET ata | HOLDERS SPIRAL CAGE _ 702 CONDUCTORS /_— N MAGNETS 706 710 TWISTED 2337 LOWER CENTRAL CONDUCTOR COVER CONDUCTOR 232 INNER COIL ANTENNA, FIG.7U.S. Patent Sep. 1, 2009 Sheet 8 of 8 US 7,583,172 B2 ANTENNA _- 228 ™m 802 HOUSING HOUSING SUPPORT f 2337 CONDUCTOR — 232 INNER COIL ANTENNA FIG.8US 7,583,172 B2 1 MULTI-FREQUENCY ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD GENERATOR (CROSS-REPERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION This application claims henefit of and priority to U.S. Poe visional Patent Application Ser. No, 601941,601, eattled “Improved Muiti-Frequency Electromagnetic Feld Genera tor" by Gene Koonce, ied jun. 1, 2007, the entire contents of whiclare specifically incorporated hereinby reference forall that it discloses and teaches BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION rious types of electromagnetic field generators have ‘existed for some time. For example, US. Pat. No. 6933819, ‘describes an electromagnetic field generator thats capable of enerating mulple frequencies. This patent is specifically ‘ncomporated herein, by relerence, forall that i ciseloses and teaches. Multi-trequency electromagnet generators can be used for various purposes, including use as energy transfer ‘devices Flecromagnetic field generators eanalso be used for testing and calibration of flux meters, including fax meters ‘capable of detecting multiple frequencies. SUMMARY OP THE INVENTION An embodiment of the present invention may therefore ‘compriseun electromagnetic field generator that is capable of enerating spiral, radial and horizntal elocromagnetc fells ‘comprising: spiral transmission coil that is horizontally “disposed in the container that reates.a multi-frequency spiral ‘electromagnetic field in response 19 a high voltage pulse ‘reated by the electrical components; a column disposed on, the container Tesla coil wound around the cumin having & first end connected to electrical ground; emission tubes ‘mounted on the column having fist electrodes that are con- nected to a second end of the Tesla coil; fist antenna ‘mounted over th emission tubes that iseectrically connected to socond electrodes ofthe emission tubes the aenna dis- posed to couple to multifrequency spiral electromagnetic Field such that a curteat is induced inthe antenna and flows through the antenna to generate a horizontally disposed elec- ‘tomagnetic fold, the eurent also flowing through the emis- soa tubes to ereate light wave frequency electromagnetic radiation and through the Tesla coi to generate a centrally disposed electromagnetic field: @ sevond antenna mounted substantially centrally between the emission tubes that is disposed to couple to the centrally disposed electromagnetic field that induces a current ina conductor attached to the second antenna; a inner coil antenna, that s connected to the ‘conductor, the inner coil antenna generating an akltonal horizontally disposed electromagnetic fel Anembodiment of the present invention may further com- prise @ method of generating multi-frequency electromag- neti felds with an electromagnetic generator comprising: providing «horizontally disposed flat spiral transmitting co that ereates a multi-frequency spiral electromenetic field: placing a Tesla coil that is centrally located over the spiral Transmitting col, the Tesla coil having a center ais that is substantially normal tothe lat spiral oi: mounting emission tubes in alignment with the Tesla coil; mounting fist antenna over the emission tabes that is disposed to receive the multi-frequency spiral electromagnetic fed such that a eur rents indiced in the frst antenna which generates ahorizan- tally disposed electromagnetic Held, the Curent also lowing o 2 ‘through the emistion tubes to ereate electromagnetic radian tion and through the Tess coil to generate «centrally di posed electromagnetic field; mounting a second antenta that js centrally disposed between the emission tubes to receive the centrally disposod electromagnetic field; providing. an fnner eoil antenna, that is connected tothe second antenna ‘witha conductor, the inner coil antenna generating an add tional horizontally disposed electromagnetic field Irom cur rent induced in the second antenna from the centrally di posed electromagnetic field BRIBE DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS. FIG, 1s as illustration of one embodiment of an electo- ‘magnetic generator. IG, 2isasehiemati circuit diagram of the embodiment of FIG. FIG. 3 isan ilostration ofthe contents of the box of the vice illstated in FIG. 1. FIG. 4 isa schematic illustration ofthe emission tubes and supporting strcture ofthe device of FIG. 1. FIG. Sisaside view illustrating the fux ines ereatedby the device of FIG. 1 FIG. 6 isa top view illustrating the ux lines ereted bythe device of FIG. 1 FIG.7 is anillstration ofone embodiment of an inner coil ‘and ier coil antenna, FIG. 8 isan ilustiton ofan antenna that couples electeo- magneti feds to transiting coi DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION FIG. 1 isan isometric view of one embodiment of mul requency electromagnetic field generator 100, As shown FIG.1 box 102 contains various electronics. Box 102may be ‘made from a material such as Bakelite of Phenolic and ean take any shape, This material substantially restrits the ema- nation of electri fields that are generated by the eletrcal devices contained within box 102. OF course, any type of ‘materials can be used 10 shield the eletre feld radiation including foils, sereens, faraday cages, etc. Air circulation holes 104 provide air eieulaton to the interior of the box where the elecionies are located. Fans may be provided to increase the airflow, which may be located within the box 102, Mounted on the top of te box 102 isa column 106, The column 106 is attached to a lower suppor 108, Disposed between the lower support 108 and upper support 10 are a series of emission tubes 224, Each ofthe emission tubes 224 ‘ha electrodes 220 located on the bottom portion of the mbe and electrodes 222 locate on the top portions of the tube. As indicated in FIG. 2, the bottom electrodes 220 are connected to the Tesla coil 216, while the top electrodes 222 are con- rected to the antenna 228, Tesla coil 216 is wrapped arvund the column 106, The top ofthe Tesla col 216 is electrically ‘connected to the electrodes 220, as mentioned above. The bottom ofthe Tesla coil 216 is a wie that projects through a bole in the box Hid 114 and is connected fo electrical ground. Te antenna 228 is mounted on op ofthe upper support 110, and functions to collect electromagnetic Mux signals that project from the box 102. The electronies within the box are jonnected to & power source through pawee plug 202, The circuit reaker 116 is provided to protect the device from ‘overvoltage or overctitent conditions. The timer 203 is ‘connected via cable 112 to the device and intermittently inter ripts the power signal from power phig 202 to allow the cletrical components within the box 102 to adegustely coo The inner eo antenns 232 is centrally located between the