Abstract: A superconductive magnet coil arrangement for generating a homogeneous magnetic field in a volume under examination, comprising a magnet coil having two first windings of a superconductive wire which are disposed adjacent the ends of the magnet coil and which are supported on a hollow supporting body, and comprising further at least one additional winding of a superconductive wire which is arranged in the area between the first windings and which is supported by the supporting body, is characterized by the fact that at least one of the additional windings is arranged on a winding core mounted on the supporting body and the fixation securing the winding against axial displacement occupies an area in length of the winding core shorter than the length of the winding arranged on the winding core. It is achieved in this manner that the pressure produced by Lorentz forces in the supporting body is kept off the rest of the winding.

Abstract: A cantilevered trapezoidal-toroidal structure is provided in an active magnetic shielding system for a superconducting magnet to support the bucking magnet coils in spaced relationship to the main magnet coils.

Abstract: A magnetic object having a plurality of pole regions of small dimensions and adapted to be molded in a molding device. The object includes a body of a given shape, for instance a cylindrical block or a cylindrical sleeve having an outer diameter smaller than 5 mm, and including alternating north and south poles. The body is made of a mixture of grains of fully magnetized anisotropic permanent magnet material and a hardening binding agent. The grains are reduced from a permanent magnet until all grains are smaller than the smallest dimension of a pole region and in the pole regions at least those grains having a size of the same range of size as the smallest dimension of a pole region are distributed in accordance with the alternating north and south poles.

Abstract: An electron beam adjusting device used in a cathode-ray tube (CRT) of a television receiver, a display, etc., which is improved in the adjusting accuracy, reduced in the overall size and thickness, and also improved in the degree of freedom with which it is attached to the neck of a CRT. The electron beam adjusting device has pairs of two-, four- and six-pole ring magnets, which are attached around the neck of a cathode-ray tube used in a television receiver, a display, etc. The two-pole magnets, which are required to have a relatively high level of magnetic force, and the four- and six-pole ring magnets, which are not required to have a high level of magnetic force, are different in thickness from each other.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a focus magnet for a projection type cathode-ray tube where a non-magnetic heat insulating member is disposed between a magnet having a penetrating hole formed therein and a coil wound within the magnet, whereby it can minimize a variation of focusing characteristics of an electron beam due to the heat generated in operation of the projection type cathode-ray tube, and improve a degree of roundness of a coil wound within the magnet.

Abstract: A simple-structured non-contact-guidable magnetic floating device which has stable restoring forces in vertical and horizontal directions perpendicular to the direction of guiding the moving member. At least one inner magnetic member is formed so that magnetic poles are continuously arranged lengthwise thereof. Two outer magnetic members are disposed on both sides of the inner magnetic member in adjacent but spaced relation thereto and formed so that magnetic poles are continuously arranged in a lengthwise thereof. A non-magnetic coupling member is provided apart from the inner magnetic member, for coupling together the two outer magnetic members. A support is provided for supporting and fixing one of the inner and outer magnetic members.

Abstract: A magnet roll comprising a permanent-magnet member having a plurality of magnet poles extending axially on the outer circumferential surface thereof, and a hollow cylindrical sleeve, made of a non-magnetic material, both constructed in mutually rotatable fashion via a flange provided on both ends thereof; the surface of the sleeve being coated with a stainless-steel metal-spraying material containing more than 20% chromium.

Abstract: A permanent magnet having a shell of magnetic material and a hollow cavity. An access port passes through the shell and communicates with the cavity. The shell is permanently magnetized to produce a substantially uniform magnetic field in the cavity. The magnetization of the shell is the resultant of magnetization components M1 and M2. Components M2 are uniform in both magnitude and direction while components M1 are uniform in magnitude and nonuniform in direction. Also, components M1 and M2 are substantially equal in magnitude to each other and, in the regions adjacent the access port, are aligned in opposite directions. The shell comprises a plurality of magnetic segments and each segment is uniformly magnetized. In accordance with one embodiment, the shell and cavity are concentric spheres, and the access port includes an axial hole that passes through the spherical center.

Abstract: Method of assembling a DC solenoid comprising: a coil; a thermistor connected in series to the coil and having a positive temperature coefficient; a pressure-resistant case for housing the thermistor; and a synthetic resin material for sealing the pressure-resistant case and the coil integrally.

Abstract: A deflection yoke mounted on a television picture tube comprising:a horizontal deflection coil, a vertical deflection coil, a core disposed outside the horizontal deflection coil, and a separator extending completely between the horizontal deflection coil and the vertical deflection coil for isolating the horizontal deflection coil from the vertical deflection coil, the separator being entirely comprised of a mixture of plastics and granular ceramics having a high thermal conductivity wherein a resinous material having a high thermal conductivity is filled in spaces between the picture tube and the horizontal deflection coil, the horizontal deflection coil and the separator, the separator and the vertical deflection coil, and the core and the vertical deflection coil so as to bond and fix the deflection yoke to the tube and form a heat transmission passage in the spaces, whereby heat produced in said horizontal and vertical deflection coils is reduced even when they are scanned with a large current of a high

Abstract: A deflection yoke for a color cathode ray tube has a cone part and a neck holder part. The neck holder part is attached on the outer circumferential surface of the neck of the CRT. The cone part can be rotated against the neck holder part and the neck holder part can be disconnected from the cone part. In the neck holder part, elastic bridges are equally arranged on the outer circumferential surface of a tubular plug. A plurality of ratchets are projected on the elastic bridges. Furthermore, teeth are equally arranged on the inner circumferential surface of the opening of the cone part. The teeth receive the tubular plug in order to mesh with the plurality of ratchets.

Abstract: A solenoid valve comprising with a plunger which is readily and accurately adjustable to various heights whereby the solenoid is able to function with virtually all fluid flow control systems. The solenoid includes an elongated base which may have multiple threads to accommodate a variety of connectors and a bleed screw formed to be minimally disruptive to the electromagnetic field. A measurement standard, in the form of a cylinder and piston combination, is shaped to fit within the solenoid body and accurately determine the desired length of the specific plunger. The piston is mounted to move in the cylinder and, in conjunction with the cylinder, to assume the exact length required for the plunger within the solenoid to function correctly in operating the valve. The plunger is adjustable which allows the height thereof to be precisely and securely set to the height determined by the measurement standard.

Abstract: Disclosed is a permanent magnet which is suitable for use for a field system of an electric motor or the like and which is constituted by a single piece of magnetic material in which S and N poles are alternately continuously formed through non-magnetic flux regions or weak magnetic flux regions interposed therebetween, and further disclosed is a magnetization apparatus for magnetizing such a permanent magnet.

Abstract: An improved solenoid wherein the end of the armature within the first coils has a predetermined length of rigid non-magnetizable material secured to it, and a second, electrically energizable coil being energizable in a manner opposite to that of the first coil, being secured to the other end of the length of non-magnetizable material so as to move therewith from a position adjacent the first coil when the arm is in extended position to one space therefrom when the arm is in retracted position. This coil provides magnetic repulsion between the two coils to produce good starting power for the armature when the first coil is energized, as a result of repulsive magnetic forces created between the two coils.

Abstract: A wrist mounted magnetic holder for small articles such as screws, nails, bolts, drill bits and the like having a non-ferrous material housing with a ceramic magnet polarized into two distinct regions and a flux concentrator for increasing the magnetic flux density at the holding surface.

Abstract: A solenoid having a bobbin with a rectangular core hole in which is mounted an armature having a rectangular cross section, and a pole piece having a rectangular cross section. The bobbin has a magnet wire coil wound around a bobbin tubular body which is rectangular in cross section. The bobbin has an upper flange and a lower flange that encloses the ends of the coil. A tubular can is seated around the bobbin. A top flux plate is seated on the upper can surface and a bottom flux plate is seated under the lower can surface. The flux plates are secured to the bobbin flanges. A sealing, electrical insulating heat dissipating material is disposed inside of the tubular can which seals the coil and insulates the coil from the flux plates, tubular can and solenoid mounting screws.

Abstract: The invention relates to an attachment structure of a magnetic piece of a defection yoke to be fixed to the center of a coil separator, and the invention is constructed such that a center protuberance 3 is formed by protruding at the center of a supporting base 2 of a coil separator 1, and a pair of opposed side protuberances 6 or a pair of opposed guiding member 8 provided with a guiding groove 7 which are made to support the right and left side surfaces of the magnetic piece 4 are integrally formed at the right and left of the center protuberance 3 whereby the shaking of the magnetic piece 4 is prevented, so that a misconvergence of the screen of a CRT tube can be effectively compensated.

Abstract: A coil case with a coil receptacle for receiving a coil winding is formed integrally with cover flaps which are swingably joined to either end of the coil receptacle by hinge portions. The coil case has mounting pawls formed thereon. The coil winding is received inside the coil case and the cover flaps are closed, whereby a leakage magnetic field cancellation coil is assembled. The cancellation coil is mounted onto the deflection yoke by engaging the mounting pawls with a part of the deflection yoke. Since the coil case and the cover flaps are formed integrally with each other, the number of component parts is reduced, thereby facilitating manufacture. Further, the size of the cancellation coil is reduced, thereby reducing the material costs, hence, the production costs of the apparatus. Since the cancellation coil can be mounted onto the deflection yoke by a single-step operation utilizing the mounting pawls, the efficiency of the mounting operation is improved.

Abstract: A magnetically levitated spinning axle display apparatus having a base assembly and an axle assembly. The base assembly includes a base platform member having a plurality of base magnets that are disposed spaced apart along an upper surface thereof. The platform member has an upstanding wall forming an axle support member disposed at one end. The axle assembly includes a plurality of disc shaped magnets disposed spaced apart along the rod and coordinate with individual ones of the base magnets when a first or second rod end portion is engaged in abutting contact with the upstanding axle support member. The polarity configurations of the rod magnets and the base magnets are repulsive to one another to permit free floating levitation of the rod above the base and to generate a longitudinal lateral force sufficient to keep a rod end contacted with the upstanding axle support.

Abstract: A magnetic grab has a pair of pole pieces each forming a downwardly directed pole and formed adjacent the respective poles with horizontally extending semicylindrical seats having approximately the same center of curvature and open concavely inward toward each other. One of the pieces has an upwardly directed upper surface to one side of the seats and the other piece has a lower surface directed downward at the upper surface and also to the one side of the seats. A rotor fitting in the seats is provided with a plurality of high-flux rotor magnets polarized about respective axes extending generally diametrically of the rotor axis. At least one low-flux permanent magnet having a vertical polarization axis between the upper and lower surfaces has its north pole engaging one of the surfaces and its south pole engaging the other surface.