The invention discloses a one-
stroke intermittent power supply motor, wherein the
magnetic poles on both ends of electromagnets are simultaneously reciprocatingly stressed in forward direction. The motor comprises a frame, a
crankshaft, a
flywheel, at least one group of magnetic driving unit and at least one group of corresponding
control unit, wherein the
crankshaft, the
flywheel, the magnetic driving unit and the corresponding
control unit are arranged on the frame. The magnetic driving unit comprises a
crank throw arranged on the
crankshaft, a connecting rod, a telescopic shaft, two slides,N+ electromagnets (moving magnets) and N++1 permanent magnets (fixed magnets), wherein N+ is a positive integer. N++1 permanent magnets are homopolar, are opposite to each other in sequence, and arealternately arranged with N+ electromagnets. The
control unit comprises a current rotating connector and a current intermittent
commutator. The on / off strokes of two
commutator segments and brushes ofthe current intermittent
commutator respectively account for 1 / 4 of the circumference, so that the alternating of
direct current direction is twice per cycle, and the electromagnets are powered on inthe start 1 / 2
stroke and are powered off in the other 1 / 2
stroke. The
magnetic poles on both ends of the electromagnets and an iron core with a power-off end are forced to complete one stroke in a
relay, and complete the other stroke the same. The telescopic shaft acts on the connecting rod, and the crankshaft rotates to output power.