Patents by Inventor Henrik Hoeyer
Henrik Hoeyer has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 11371961Abstract: A sensor is achieved by applying a layer of a mixture that contains polymer and conductive particles over a substrate or first surface, when the mixture has a first viscosity that allows the conductive particles to rearrange within the material. An electric field is applied over the layer, so that a number of the conductive particles are assembled into one or more chain-like conductive pathways with the field and thereafter the viscosity of the layer is changed to a second, higher viscosity, in order to mechanically stabilise the material. The conductivity of the pathway is highly sensitive to the deformations and it can therefore act as deformation sensor. The pathways can be transparent and is thus suited for conductive and resistive touch screens. Other sensors such as strain gauge and vapour sensor can also be achieved.Type: GrantFiled: July 9, 2018Date of Patent: June 28, 2022Assignee: CONDALIGAN ASInventors: Mark Buchanan, Matti Knaapila, Geir Helgesen, Henrik Hoeyer
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Publication number: 20210031211Abstract: There is provided a magnet apparatus for generating a high gradient and/or high strength magnetic field. The magnet apparatus comprises: a first plurality of magnets (110) disposed in a first layer (101) and generating a first magnetic field. Each magnet (110) of the first plurality is adjacent at least one other magnet (110) of the first plurality, and each magnet of the first plurality has a magnetic field polarity (120) that is rotated with respect to that of the adjacent magnet (110) of the first plurality. The magnet apparatus also comprises a second plurality of magnets (140) disposed in a second layer (102) and generating a second magnetic field. Each magnet (140) of the second plurality is adjacent a magnet (110) of the first plurality, and each magnet (140) of the second plurality has a magnetic field polarity (120) that is rotated with respect to that of the closest magnet (140) of the second plurality.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 8, 2019Publication date: February 4, 2021Inventor: Henrik HØYER
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Patent number: 10748692Abstract: A magnet apparatus for generating a high gradient and/or high strength magnetic field, comprises: two main permanent magnets 2, 4 located side-by-side with oppositely oriented magnetic field polarities and end surfaces of opposite polarities next to one another, wherein the magnetic anisotropy of the magnets 2, 4 exceeds the magnetic induction of the material of the magnets 2, 4; and at least one mask 6 on a first end of each of the adjacent permanent magnets 2, 4, the masks 6 comprising a permanent magnet material covering adjacent end surfaces of the two permanent magnets 2, 4 with a gap 8 in the masks along a joining line between the two permanent magnets 2, 4 to form a zone of high-gradient magnetic field above the joining line; wherein the permanent magnet of each mask 6 is oriented with an opposite polarity to the main permanent magnet 2, 4 that it is attached to.Type: GrantFiled: October 19, 2016Date of Patent: August 18, 2020Assignee: Giamag Technologies ASInventor: Henrik Høyer
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Patent number: 10328436Abstract: A magnet apparatus for generating a high gradient and/or high strength magnetic field, comprises: two permanent magnets (2, 4) located side-by-side with oppositely oriented magnetic field polarities and end surfaces of opposite polarities next to one another, wherein the magnetic anisotropy of the magnets exceeds the magnetic induction of the material of the magnets; and a mask (6) or masks (6) on a first end of each of the adjacent permanent magnets (2, 4), the mask(s) 6 comprising a non-retentive material covering adjacent end surfaces of the two permanent magnets (2, 4) with a gap (8) along a joining line between the two permanent magnets (2, 4) to form a zone of high-gradient magnetic field above the joining line; wherein the mask(s) (6) are embedded within the magnets (2, 4) and/or have a varying thickness and wherein the mask(s) (6) each have a maximum thickness greater than a tenth of the thickness of the respective magnet (2, 4).Type: GrantFiled: November 27, 2015Date of Patent: June 25, 2019Assignee: Giamag Technologies ASInventor: Henrik Høyer
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Publication number: 20180315532Abstract: A magnet apparatus for generating a high gradient and/or high strength magnetic field, comprises: two main permanent magnets 2, 4 located side-by-side with oppositely oriented magnetic field polarities and end surfaces of opposite polarities next to one another, wherein the magnetic anisotropy of the magnets 2, 4 exceeds the magnetic induction of the material of the magnets 2, 4; and at least one mask 6 on a first end of each of the adjacent permanent magnets 2, 4, the masks 6 comprising a permanent magnet material covering adjacent end surfaces of the two permanent magnets 2, 4 with a gap 8 in the masks along a joining line between the two permanent magnets 2, 4 to form a zone of high-gradient magnetic field above the joining line; wherein the permanent magnet of each mask 6 is oriented with an opposite polarity to the main permanent magnet 2, 4 that it is attached to.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 19, 2016Publication date: November 1, 2018Applicant: Giamag Technologies ASInventor: Henrik HØYER
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Publication number: 20180312392Abstract: A sensor is achieved by applying a layer of a mixture that contains polymer and conductive particles over a substrate or first surface, when the mixture has a first viscosity that allows the conductive particles to rearrange within the material. An electric field is applied over the layer, so that a number of the conductive particles are assembled into one or more chain-like conductive pathways with the field and thereafter the viscosity of the layer is changed to a second, higher viscosity, in order to mechanically stabilise the material. The conductivity of the pathway is highly sensitive to the deformations and it can therefore act as deformation sensor. The pathways can be transparent and is thus suited for conductive and resistive touch screens. Other sensors such as strain gauge and vapour sensor can also be achieved.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 9, 2018Publication date: November 1, 2018Applicant: CONDALIGN ASInventors: Mark BUCHANAN, Matti KNAAPILA, Geir HELGESEN, Henrik HOEYER
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Patent number: 10071902Abstract: A sensor is achieved by applying a layer of a mixture that contains polymer and conductive particles over a substrate or first surface, when the mixture has a first viscosity that allows the conductive particles to rearrange within the material. An electric field is applied over the layer, so that a number of the conductive particles are assembled into one or more chain-like conductive pathways with the field and thereafter the viscosity of the layer is changed to a second, higher viscosity, in order to mechanically stabilize the material. The conductivity of the pathway is highly sensitive to the deformations and it can therefore act as deformation sensor. The pathways can be transparent and is thus suited for conductive and resistive touch screens. Other sensors such as strain gauge and vapor sensor can also be achieved.Type: GrantFiled: December 7, 2011Date of Patent: September 11, 2018Assignee: CONDALIGN ASInventors: Mark Buchanan, Matti Knaapila, Geir Helgesen, Henrik Hoeyer
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Publication number: 20170259277Abstract: A magnet apparatus for generating a high gradient and/or high strength magnetic field, comprises: two permanent magnets (2, 4) located side-by-side with oppositely oriented magnetic field polarities and end surfaces of opposite polarities next to one another, wherein the magnetic anisotropy of the magnets exceeds the magnetic induction of the material of the magnets; and a mask (6) or masks (6) on a first end of each of the adjacent permanent magnets (2, 4), the mask(s) 6 comprising a non-retentive material covering adjacent end surfaces of the two permanent magnets (2, 4) with a gap (8) along a joining line between the two permanent magnets (2, 4) to form a zone of high-gradient magnetic field above the joining line; wherein the mask(s) (6) are embedded within the magnets (2, 4) and/or have a varying thickness and wherein the mask(s) (6) each have a maximum thickness greater than a tenth of the thickness of the respective magnet (2, 4).Type: ApplicationFiled: November 27, 2015Publication date: September 14, 2017Inventor: Henrik HØYER
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Publication number: 20150176147Abstract: The invention relates to a method for forming a body comprising a particle structure fixated in a matrix material, comprising—Providing an amount of particles,—Providing a viscous matrix material to include said particles—Forming a particle structure of at least a portion of said amount of particles—Fixating said viscous matrix so as to fixate said particle structure in the matrix material characterised by at least a portion of said amount of particles being paramagnetic or ferromagnetic, and the formation of the particle structure includes the steps of: - Subjecting the particles to a first field, so as to arrange at least a portion of said particles into particle assemblies, each particle assembly comprising a plurality of particles and extending along a flux direction of said first field, and—Subjecting the particle assemblies to a second field, so as to move and/or rotate said particle assemblies along a flux direction of said second field,—wherein one of said first and second fields is a magnetic field,Type: ApplicationFiled: June 25, 2013Publication date: June 25, 2015Inventors: Henrik Høyer, Arne Torbørn Skjeltorp, Mark Buchanan, Matti Knaapila, Geir Helgesen
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Publication number: 20130320467Abstract: A sensor is achieved by applying a layer of a mixture that contains polymer and conductive particles over a substrate or first surface, when the mixture has a first viscosity that allows the conductive particles to rearrange within the material. An electric field is applied over the layer, so that a number of the conductive particles are assembled into one or more chain-like conductive pathways with the field and thereafter the viscosity of the layer is changed to a second, higher viscosity, in order to mechanically stabilise the material. The conductivity of the pathway is highly sensitive to the deformations and it can therefore act as deformation sensor. The pathways can be transparent and is thus suited for conductive and resistive touch screens. Other sensors such as strain gauge and vapour sensor can also be achieved.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 7, 2011Publication date: December 5, 2013Applicant: CONDALIGN ASInventors: Mark Buchanan, Matti Knaapila, Geir Helgesen, Henrik Hoeyer