Abstract: The weft winder for a weaving machine has (a) a non-magnetic, hollow-cylindrical outer frame member having an inner conical surface at one end thereof; (b) a rotor disposed rotatably and concentrically with the outer frame member, which is only rotatable; (c) a non-magnetic, inner frame member rotatably supported by the rotor and having an outer conical surface facing the inner conical surface of the outer frame member via a gap therebetween; (d) a pipe projecting from an outer end of the rotor and extending in the gap for guiding a weft; and (e) a plurality of magnet members each constituted by a plate-shaped magnet and a yoke and fixed to the inner conical surface and the outer conical surface, respectively, such that N poles and S poles of the magnets are circumferentially arranged alternately and that different magnetic poles of the magnet members are opposing each other via the gap.

Abstract: The magnet article for attracting foreign matters in the stomach is constituted by (a) a hollow cylindrical case made of a corrosion-resistant, non-magnetic material: (b) a plurality of disc-shaped yokes made of a soft magnetic material; (c) a plurality of disc-shaped magnet members made of an R-Fe-B permanent magnet material and having magnetic poles on both end surfaces, the disc-shaped magnet members being arranged alternately with the disc-shaped yokes in the hollow cylindrical case such that the magnetic poles having the same polarity of the adjacent disc-shaped magnet members face each other via each disc-shaped yoke; and (d) a pair of end covers made of a corrosion-resistant, non-magnetic material, each end cover being fixed to each end of the hollow cylindrical case so that the inside of the hollow cylindrical case is sealed.

Abstract: A convergence device for electron beams in a color picture tube includes a pair of four-pole magnet rings, a pair of six-pole magnet rings and a pair of two-pole magnet rings, the absolute value of the temperature coefficient of magnetization of which is equal to or less than 0.05%/.degree. C. measured in a temperature range of 0.degree. C. to 120.degree. C.

Abstract: There is provided a gap in a magnetic circuit of an iron core inductor, and a plurality of small size permanent magnet pieces are placed in the aforesaid gap, with the magnetizing directions thereof being provided in side-by-side relation. If the magnetizing direction of the permanent magnet pieces is opposed to that of a D.C. magnetic field which is produced in a magnetic circuit, yet in case D.C. and A.C. overlapping currents flow through the inductor, then the D.C. magnetic field produced in the magnetic circuit will be off-set thereby, providing a high inductance value, while eddy currents produced within the permanent magnet pieces due to the A.C. magnetic field will be reduced to a considerable amount, because the permanent magnet pieces are small in size, thus minimizing the heat to be produced in the permanent magnet pieces.

Abstract: There is provided a gap in a magnetic circuit of an iron core inductor, and a plurality of small size permanent magnet pieces are placed in the aforesaid gap, with the magnetizing directions thereof being provided in side-by-side relation. If the magnetizing direction of the permanent magnet pieces is opposed to that of a D.C. magnetic field which is produced in a magnetic circuit, yet in case D.C. and A.C. overlapping currents flow through the inductor, then the D.C. magnetic field produced in the magnetic circuit will be off-set thereby, providing a high inductance value, while eddy currents produced within the permanent magnet pieces due to the A.C. magnetic field will be reduced to a considerable amount, because the permanent magnet pieces are small in size, thus minimizing the heat to be produced in the permanent magnet pieces.