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A ceiling fan motor with a generator mainly consists of a motor axle, a stator and a rotor.

The stator is surrounded with plurality of first magnetizing coils, and each of which is winded

with a second magnetizing coil with generator winding and the second magnetic coil with a

generator winding and the second magnetic coil detects the received EMF around it. In

particular, each the first magnetizing coils electrically connected with an energy-saving driver

controlling circuit. The energy-saving driver controlling receives an input voltage and controls

the electrical current phases of the first magnetizing coils. The rotor is profitably mounted of the

motor axle through bearing. In this embodiment, the stator has several magnetic objects around

the stator. The ceiling fan motor with generator winding comprising a stator and a rotor with a

generator winding the rotor will profitably mounted on the motor axle. The fan with generator

winding of claim, wherein the stator is formed with predetermined number of equally spaced coil

arms in the perpendicular direction towards the rotor axle, each coil arms have concave section

and ecah of the first magnetizing coils. The ceiling fan with generator winding of claim further

comprising and energy saving driver controlling circuit that detects the position of the rotor in

rotation and thereby determines and controls the electrical current phase of each of the

magnetizing coils. The electrical power output of the ceiling fan from the power distribution

controlling circuit drives an illuminating unit and changes a chargeable battery. The ceiling fan

motor has energy-saving control means that uses input voltage to inter immediately start the

energy- saving driving controlling circuit. (Gadkari MD, Kolte K, Jasami M, Vichare A, 2014).

In the invention by T.A Edison, about 90% of the power consumed by incandescent is

emitted as heat, many governments have provided regulating measures to discourage their use

by establishing energy efficiency standards. The Incandescent bulb is about 1000 hours at least

but if used at a lower voltage than the nominal life increases significantly. Fluorescent bulbs
(Compact Fluorescent Lamps CFL) known as economics lamps is gradually replaced bulbs due

to their increased efficiency. Peter Cooper Hewitt is the father of Fluorescent bulbs and who

was the first to create such lamps in 1890. By replacing the conventional ignition system with an

electronic circuit was a great step forward. Lighting of the bulb became faster in 1985. The

lifetime of Fluorescent bulb is 6-15 times longer than incandescent bulbs. Significantly the

lifetime of the light bulb is frequently turned on and off. The efficiency of the energy is higher

compared with incandescent bulbs, and for the same amount emitted light energy, the overall

energy consumption is 20 % to 33% of incandescent bulbs consumption. The operation of

incandescent bulbs doest not generates disturbances in power grid.

A LED bulb consists of several LED (Light Emitting Diodes) that can be made conventional or

organic semi conductor materials. The lifetime of the bulbs exceeding is about 30,000 hours. In

1907 Electroluminescence was discovered by H.T Round at Marconi Laboratories. In 1962 the

first LED was created by N. Holonyak at the General Electric Company. Technologies employed

for the production of brighter LEDs follow an extremely dynamic trend. Similar to Moore's Law.

R Haitz derived law that describes the evolution of LED Technologies.