Alternating current induction method using an annular magnetic c

Electricity: measuring and testing – Of geophysical surface or subsurface in situ – For small object detection or location

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324127, 405160, G01V 311, G01V 315, F16L 104, H02G 110

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ABSTRACT:
A device for burying a submarine cable under the water by easily and accurately detecting the cable position and a method for guiding the same by utilizing the characteristics unique to submarine cables, by supplying an AC only to the portion of the cable between two arbitrary repeaters through a so-called transformer-coupling system to generate an AC magnetic field, and by detecting the magnetic field with a magnetic field detector.

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