For those still experimenting with pulse motors, here is a upgrade for your pulse design. Those that have built pulse motors know that the torque of the motor is very weak.
When you begin to use the shaft power, more current is used, which in turn nullifies the pulse motor principle. The magnetic assist add on will give your pulse motor increased speed and torque for free. In the next picture, the .875 diameter vertical magnets are spaced at .4375 with a drop of 0.125 in each step. This causes a smooth powerful rotation of the rotor disk for 360 degrees back to the pulse coil. The idea came from the Wankel design. The (2) rotor magnets are in repel to the added assist block magnets. When the rotor disk magnet exits the assist, the coil is pulsed to regauge the rotor magnet back into the begining of the assist. For more added speed and torque, one can have (2) pulse coils and design the assist block for 180 degrees. Both rotor magnets are being pushed around the assist in either case.
NOTE: The block shown is for 360 degrees with one pulse coil. Look below to see drawing.
Wankel magnet assist block.
