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High current small flexible conductor which contains a high-temperature superconducting tape |
JP2009521789 |
2007-07-23 |
JP5431932B2 |
2014-03-05 |
アレクサンダー オットー; ラルフ ピー メイソン; ジェイムズ エフ マグワイア; ジー ユアン |
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2 |
JPS60501753A - |
JP50256984 |
1984-06-25 |
JPS60501753A |
1985-10-17 |
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3 |
ドラム周囲へのケーブル巻き取り/巻き出し装置 |
JP2015537179 |
2013-09-23 |
JP6162248B2 |
2017-07-12 |
ペンベン,ポール; ロゼック,ジャン−ジャック; エルブーエ,ダビド |
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4 |
JPH0525717B2 - |
JP3932784 |
1984-02-29 |
JPH0525717B2 |
1993-04-13 |
TSUJIMURA NORIO |
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5 |
Magnet assembly |
JP21287089 |
1989-08-18 |
JPH02114088A |
1990-04-26 |
TERANSU UOOREN NIKORUSU; PIITAA HARII MADOTSUKUSU |
PURPOSE: To reliably cancel the magnetic signature by providing a plurality of magnetic elements on frames to be positioned on the periphery of the ship and controlling the magnetisation state on the basis of the output of magnetic sensors, in a magnet assembly suitable for canceling the magnetic signature of the ship. CONSTITUTION: A magnet assembly suitable for use for a submarine is provided with a body 10 made of a magnetic reinforced plastic material and having the U-shaped section, and arrays 11a, 11b of a plurality of magnetic elements (electromagnetics or the like) 12 are embedded in the body 10. The arrays 11a on both sides of the body 10 are formed of horizontally extending elements, while, the arrays 11b on the bottom of the body 10 are formed of horizontally extending elements in the transverse direction of the body 10. A plurality of magnetic sensors 13 are attached by rigid supporting arms 14 extending downward from the body 10, the magnetization states of respective magnetic elements 12 are controlled by a control system according to the output of the magnetic sensors 13, and therefore, the magnetic signature is cancelled. |
6 |
Multiphase coaxial superconducting cables and corc degaussing system |
US14326204 |
2014-07-08 |
US09093200B2 |
2015-07-28 |
Daniël Cornelis van der Laan |
A superconducting cable and connection structure includes one or more superconducting cables. Each cable has superconducting tapes wound about a former in a plurality of phases. Superconducting tapes of a first phase extends further toward a distal end of each cable end than the superconducting tapes of the second phase. The first and second cable ends of one superconducting cable (or a first end of a first superconducting cable and a second end of a second superconducting cable) are arranged with the first phase of the second cable end electronically coupled to the second phase of the first cable end. Connector structures may couple the cable ends together. The cable(s) form one or more loops within a cryostat, to form a degaussing coil. |
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MULTIPHASE COAXIAL SUPERCONDUCTING CABLES AND CORC DEGAUSSING SYSTEM |
US14326204 |
2014-07-08 |
US20150018221A1 |
2015-01-15 |
Daniël Cornelis van der Laan |
A superconducting cable and connection structure includes one or more superconducting cables. Each cable has superconducting tapes wound about a former in a plurality of phases. Superconducting tapes of a first phase extends further toward a distal end of each cable end than the superconducting tapes of the second phase. The first and second cable ends of one superconducting cable (or a first end of a first superconducting cable and a second end of a second superconducting cable) are arranged with the first phase of the second cable end electronically coupled to the second phase of the first cable end. Connector structures may couple the cable ends together. The cable(s) form one or more loops within a cryostat, to form a degaussing coil. |
8 |
High temperature superconducting degaussing system |
US11788331 |
2007-04-19 |
US07451719B1 |
2008-11-18 |
Brian K. Fitzpatrick; Thomas H. Fikse; William A. Lynch |
A method and apparatus for degaussing a water vessel. The invention involves the use of a light-weight reduced-size degaussing system that comprises a plurality of degaussing coils arranged in a plurality of axes. An electrical current is passed through the plurality of coils to create a degaussing field. The degaussing coils comprise a high temperature superconductor material, the coils cooled by a single-phase gaseous cryogen. |
9 |
Dynamic degaussing system |
US10431374 |
2003-05-08 |
US07113384B2 |
2006-09-26 |
Malcolm A. Swinbanks; Christopher E. Ruckman; John M. Holford |
A dynamic degaussing system includes a magnetic field sensor for generating a sensor signal in response to a sensed magnetic field. The magnetic sensor is coupled to a controller that produces an output signal based on the sensor signal. The controller may include feedforward and feedback control loops. The output signal of the controller controls a magnetic field generator which generates a magnetic field so as to attenuate the sensed magnetic field. According to one aspect of the invention, a vessel is provided with a reduced magnetic signature and a control system for controlling magnetic fields about a podded electric motor. The control system employs feed-forward and feedback control in tandem. The control system may be dynamically adapted to changing physical characteristics of the motor. Control signals are generated in response to sensed or predicted magnetic fields internal to, or external to, the motor. The control inputs may be used to modify one or more motor driving currents, or to drive one or more magnetic field generators, so as to attenuate one or more magnetic field components generated by the motor. |
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Dynamic degaussing system |
US10431374 |
2003-05-08 |
US20040042150A1 |
2004-03-04 |
Malcolm
A.
Swinbanks; Christopher
E.
Ruckman; John
M.
Holford |
A dynamic degaussing system includes a magnetic field sensor for generating a sensor signal in response to a sensed magnetic field. The magnetic sensor is coupled to a controller that produces an output signal based on the sensor signal. The controller may include feedforward and feedback control loops. The output signal of the controller controls a magnetic field generator which generates a magnetic field so as to attenuate the sensed magnetic field. According to one aspect of the invention, a vessel is provided with a reduced magnetic signature and a control system for controlling magnetic fields about a podded electric motor. The control system employs feed-forward and feedback control in tandem. The control system may be dynamically adapted to changing physical characteristics of the motor. Control signals are generated in response to sensed or predicted magnetic fields internal to, or external to, the motor. The control inputs may be used to modify one or more motor driving currents, or to drive one or more magnetic field generators, so as to attenuate one or more magnetic field components generated by the motor. |
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Method for determining magnetisation and the field radiated by a ferromagnetic plate |
US10343932 |
2003-05-14 |
US20030184284A1 |
2003-10-02 |
Olivier
Chadebec; Jean-Louis
Coulomb |
The invention concerns the field of devices and appliances for measuring the intensity and the direction of the magnetic field emitted by a plate or a structure, such as for example a ship's hull and it particularly concerns a method for determining the magnetisation and the magnetic field radiated by a ferromagnetic plate using magnetic field sensors distributed along said plate and at known positions relative thereto. The invention is characterised in that it consists in: producing a mesh of said plate by clipping into elementary surfaces; producing a first modelling of the magnetic field associated with measurements and based on the produced surface meshing of the plate, on its thickness, on measurements, on co-ordinates of measurement points and on the excitation B0nullnull0H0; producing a second modelling of the physical behaviour of the material forming the plate based on the mesh, its thickness, the excitation, and the reversible permeability of the material; calculating the permanent and induced magnetisation levels of each of the elementary surfaces based on said first and second modelling and on the measurements performed by said magnetic field sensors; calculating the magnetic signature of the plate in every point based on said permanent and induced magnetisation levels of each of the elementary surfaces, the surface mesh produced on the plate, its thickness, measurements, co-ordinates of the calculation points and the excitation B0nullnull0H0. |
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Optimal degaussing using an evolution program |
US09721998 |
2000-11-27 |
US06546349B1 |
2003-04-08 |
Paulo Bertell Tarr; Nevin D. Powell |
An evolutionary program is used to calibrate a ship degaussing system with respect to one or more parameters relating to the ship's magnetic signature. Pursuant to the computer program, a mathematical vector lists electrical current values which correlate with the degaussing coils. A genetic algorithm is executed through a certain number of generational iterations in order to find a solution vector which will optimize the parameter(s). Every generational population has the same number of vectors. An initial population is randomly engendered, and successive populations are engendered through a biasedly random process wherein each vector has associated therewith a parenthood selection probability which is commensurate with its fitness. The offspring vectors are given birth to via crossover hybridization of parent vectors, and a small fraction of offspring vectors are randomly modified via mutation. The present invention is suitable for accomplishing optimization (e.g., minimization) of practically any parameter bearing relation to an entity's magnetic signature—i.e., not only of the magnetic signature itself but also of a variety of properties related thereto or derivative thereof. Depending on the inventive embodiment, a given genetic algorithmic program is capable of optimizing any number of diverse electromagnetic characteristics of any entity with respect to which a system of coils is being implemented. |
13 |
Magnetic assemblies for minesweeping or ship degaussing |
US709021 |
1985-02-25 |
US4676168A |
1987-06-30 |
Alfred B. Cotton |
The invention relates to magnetic assemblies and in particular, though not exclusively to magnets for use in mine-sweeping or ship degaussing systems. |
14 |
Programmable dc power supply |
US3649906D |
1970-09-08 |
US3649906A |
1972-03-14 |
CARPENTIER RICHARD A; SHRIVER SPENCER A; SMITH RICHARD C |
A programmable DC power supply including a proportionally controlled transistor connected in series with the load for varying the load current in accordance with the magnitude of a control signal applied to the transistor. A detector coupled across the transistor functions to sense high and low voltage thresholds and thereupon select an incrementally higher or lower voltage for application to the load to assure that the transistor operates continuously in its proportional range, thereby enabling the input signal to maintain control of the load current.
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15 |
Tumbler system to provide random motion |
US3421053D |
1965-09-14 |
US3421053A |
1969-01-07 |
RINARD GEORGE A; WATSON JOHN D |
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16 |
Automatic system for degaussing control |
US32915752 |
1952-12-31 |
US2832041A |
1958-04-22 |
MURRAY TRACHTENBERG |
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17 |
Device for winding and unwinding a cable around a drum |
US14436808 |
2013-09-23 |
US10023280B2 |
2018-07-17 |
Paul Penven; Jean-Jacques Lossec; David Hervouet |
A device for winding and unwinding a cable including a winch comprises a chassis, an electric motor for driving a drum in rotation in relation to the chassis, locking/unlocking means comprising a first induction coil and configured such as to immobilize the drum in relation to the chassis when the first coil is not being powered electrically, the device including a second induction coil that is powered electrically, dimensioned and arranged such that the magnetic field generated by the assembly formed by the first and second coils, when the first coil is powered electrically, is less than the magnetic field generated by the first coil at a point located at a distance from the winch that is greater than a predetermined threshold, the electrical energizing and de-energizing of the second coil being synchronized with the electrical energizing and respectively de-energizing of the first coil. |
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DEVICE FOR WINDING AND UNWINDING A CABLE AROUND A DRUM |
US14436808 |
2013-09-23 |
US20160167754A1 |
2016-06-16 |
Paul PENVEN; Jean-Jacques LOSSEC; David HERVOUET |
A device for winding and unwinding a cable including a winch comprises a chassis, an electric motor for driving a drum in rotation in relation to the chassis, locking/unlocking means comprising a first induction coil and configured such as to immobilize the drum in relation to the chassis when the first coil is not being powered electrically, the device including a second induction coil that is powered electrically, dimensioned and arranged such that the magnetic field generated by the assembly formed by the first and second coils, when the first coil is powered electrically, is less than the magnetic field generated by the first coil at a point located at a distance from the winch that is greater than a predetermined threshold, the electrical energizing and de-energizing of the second coil being synchronized with the electrical energizing and respectively de-energizing of the first coil. |
19 |
Interface device for a high temperature superconductor degaussing system junction box |
US12057836 |
2008-03-28 |
US08731629B2 |
2014-05-20 |
Christopher G. King; James F. Maguire |
A junction box is provided which allows serial connection of the individual conductors of at least one high temperature superconductor (HTS) wire bundle. The junction box includes an electrical interface device disposed within a junction box housing. The interface device is configured receive both ends of each conductor of each HTS wire bundle, and to provide a superconductive electrical connection between respective first ends of conductors to respective second ends of other wire bundle conductors to form at least one superconductive multi-turn electromagnetic winding. |
20 |
High-current, compact flexible conductors containing high temperature superconducting tapes |
US11880567 |
2007-07-23 |
US20080180202A1 |
2008-07-31 |
Alexander Otto; Ralph P. Mason; James F. Maguire; Jie Yuan |
High-current, compact, flexible conductors containing high temperature superconducting (HTS) tapes and methods for making the same are described. The HTS tapes are arranged into a stack, a plurality of stacks are arranged to form a superstructure, and the superstructure is twisted about the cable axis to obtain a HTS cable. The HTS cables of the invention can be utilized in numerous applications such as cables employed to generate magnetic fields for degaussing and high current electric power transmission or distribution applications. |