POLARIZED ELECTROMAGNETIC CONVERTER

The invention relates to a polarized electromagnetic converter meant for power supply of various consumers. According to the invention, the converter consists of a permanent magnet (MP) which is in a main magnetic circuit (CMP) and, perpendicular thereto, there is a polarization magnetic circuit (CMC) on which a polarization winding (IP) is placed, which, when voltage (Up) is supplied as impulses of variable amplitude and frequency, produces a local orthogonal polarization in the main magnetic circuit (CMP), thereby resulting in a fictitious air gap which obturates the lines of the magnetic field produced by the permanent magnet (MP), which leads to a variation of magnetic flux through the turns of the output winding (IE) in which the output voltage (Ue) is induced and a part of said voltage (Uep) rectified (R) and filtered (F) can actuate the control circuit (CC) supplying the polarization winding (IP) with the polarization voltage (Up), where the external source (SE) may be disconnected.