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IEG

The Science of Self-Sustaining Power

A patented internal energy regeneration paradigm that eliminates dependency on external power sources — forever.

How Internal Energy Regeneration Works

In the concept working of IEG technology, the battery is connected to an electronic controller which regulates power delivery to the BLDC motor. The battery operates at approximately 85% efficiency, while the controller transfers power to the motor with about 95% efficiency. The BLDC motor itself functions at around 80% efficiency and converts electrical energy into mechanical rotational energy.

This rotational output is mechanically coupled to the IEG system where mechanical, electrical, and magnetic energy are combined to enhance energy utilization, resulting in an operational efficiency of approximately 180%.

This processed energy is then transferred to an alternator operating at about 80% efficiency, taking around 80% of the energy from the IEG system to generate electrical power. This is supplied back to the controller, forming a closed loop. The controller sends the received alternator power back to the motor to maintain operation, and any remaining energy is provided as usable output.

180%+ Output240V/50Hz ACZero Fuel
CLOSED LOOP FEEDBACKBATTERY12V – 60V~85% eff.CONTROLLER~95% eff.BLDC MOTOR~80% eff.IEG SYSTEM~180% eff.ALTERNATORAC output~80% eff.LOAD

The Concept & Blueprint

Our patented internal loop isn't just theory—it is a functional blueprint that bypasses the constraints of conventional power loss. Below is the simplified flow of how the IEG unit powers the future.

Complete System Energy Flow — Battery → Controller → BLDC Motor → IEG System → Alternator with Closed Loop Feedback

To understand this with an example:

Consider a battery rated at 12V, 10A supplying 2A current to the motor. In this case, the motor receives an electrical input power of 24 watts. This 24-watt output is processed through the IEG system, where due to its 180% operational effectiveness, the power is represented as approximately 44 watts equivalent.

About 80% of this 44-watt power is transferred to the alternator, allowing the alternator to operate with around 34 watts. The alternator converts this energy back into electrical form and sends it to the controller. After accounting for the controller's own efficiency of 95%, approximately 38 watts of usable power are available.

From this, the controller supplies about 24 watts back to the motor so that the cycle continues running, around 1 watt is directed to the battery, and the remaining 10 watts are available as output power, which can be used to charge the battery, power external loads, or be utilized elsewhere as required.

Energy Amplification

Through advanced Magnetic Boost (MB) integration, the system intercepts back-EMF and multiplies the base magnetic flux. This allows the generator to output up to 180% of the power it takes to drive the motor, fundamentally outperforming standard alternators.

Closed-Loop Regeneration

A calibrated smart battery charger routes a calculated portion of the excess energy back to the primary 12V-60V batteries. Because the generation rate outpaces both the load draw and battery depletion, the system becomes a continuous, self-sustaining loop.

Total Grid Independence

Producing perfectly stable 240V/50Hz AC power with an integrated inverter stage, the IEG operates entirely off-grid. With zero fossil fuels required, it drastically cuts operating costs and completely removes carbon emissions from the power-generation cycle.

Government-Granted Patents

Patent No. 391051

Internal Energy Generating System

Filed13/12/2011
Granted03/03/2022
PatenteeAjay Choudhary
Intellectual Property India — Government of India
Patent No. 557845

A System for Regeneration of Internal Energy

Filed08/06/2022
Granted13/01/2025
PatenteeAjay Choudhary
Intellectual Property India — Government of India

Petrol vs Electric vs IEG

FeaturePetrol ScootyElectric ScootyIEG Scooty
Power SourceFossil FuelElectric Battery∞ Internal Energy
Charging InfraPetrol PumpsElectric OutletsNo Charging Needed
Environmental Impact23,000 gm CO₂/literGrid-dependentnear Zero Emissions
Carbon CreditNonePartialFull Eligibility
RangeLimited by fuelLimited by battery∞ Unlimited
Charging Time5 min fill4-6 hoursNo Charging
Running CostHigh (fuel prices)₹5,040/year₹0/year
Grid IndependencePetroleum supplyGrid availabilityTotal Independence

EV vs IEG: Running Cost

2-Wheeler

Standard EV100 km · ₹90 · ₹0.90/km
IEG PoweredUnlimited · ₹0 · ₹0/km

4-Wheeler

Standard EV250 km · ₹416 · ₹1.60/km
IEG PoweredUnlimited · ₹0 · ₹0/km

E-Rickshaw

Standard EV100 km · ₹45 · ₹0.45/km
IEG PoweredUnlimited · ₹0 · ₹0/km

IEG Power Station Specs

Detailed specifications will be Updated Soon.