NOVELTY - The system has a rotor and stator (20) including a field coil array (34) and braking magnets and another rotor and stator including a permanent magnetic array to induce an electrical current in the field coil array in response to relative motion of the rotor and the stator. The permanent magnetic array's magnets are oriented such that poles of the magnets are arranged adjacently to concentrate a magnetic field through the field coil array. The braking magnets are oriented such that the poles of the magnets face poles of a closest respective magnet in the permanent magnetic array.    USE - Energy converter system i.e. linear faraday induction generator system, for dissipating kinetic energy of ocean surface waves into electrical energy using electromagnetic faraday conversion.    ADVANTAGE - The system comprises an electromagnetic braking component that minimizes ohmic heat losses to quickly switch automatically braking coils between an open circuit state and short circuit state such that a heavy gauge wire windings are shorted and dissipate energy only when encountering an excessively large wave that potentially damage the system. The system shorts out Field Coil Array coils result in a relatively high current flow in shorted coil windings producing significant Lenz's Law back EMF forces on the Permanent Magnet Array, which will greatly retard an extent and forcefulness of any of a movements during maintenance manipulation of the Wave Energy Converter, thus reducing chance of mechanical instability and subsequent injury to personnel. The system provides higher load voltage that is desirable in applications where to minimize ohmic losses in transmission wires and allows better impedance matching, thus improving power transfer efficiency as per the Maximum Power Theorem between a higher resistance load and a lower resistance coil generating electrical power out.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The drawing shows a side view of a repeating wave energy converter component of an electrokinetic seawall apparatus at time of a passage of a wave trough.    Buoy top (1)    Stator (20)    Field coil array (34)    Stainless steel rings (38)    Holes (41)