Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Control circuits for electromagnetic devices – Including superconductivity
Patent
1988-07-13
1990-05-15
Pellinen, A. D.
Electricity: electrical systems and devices
Control circuits for electromagnetic devices
Including superconductivity
324319, 335216, 505844, 505879, 505880, 336DIG1, G01R 3320, H01F 722
Patent
active
049262890
ABSTRACT:
An actively shielded, superconducting magnet of a nuclear magnetic resonance tomography apparatus has an inner coil system and an outer coil system connected in series to avoid an increase in the external field upon the quench of one of the coil systems. To avoid losing the protection of the shielding effect from external magnetic field disturbances, a superconducting current limiter having a low critical current-carrying capability is connected in the coil system to guide a difference current between the inner coil system and the outer coil system. To avoid an unwanted increase in the external field in the event of a quench of one of the coil systems, the current limiter becomes normally conductive in the presence of a current difference larger than a prescribed value.
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Osborn David
Pellinen A. D.
Siemens Aktiengesellschaft
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