Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Control circuits for electromagnetic devices – Including superconductivity
Patent
1978-02-21
1979-11-06
Moose, Jr., Harry E.
Electricity: electrical systems and devices
Control circuits for electromagnetic devices
Including superconductivity
324320, H01H 4700
Patent
active
041737750
ABSTRACT:
Thermal isolation of a cryostat is improved for a superconducting solenoid having a plurality of separately energizable coils or winding sections by reducing the number of conductors required to selectively energize the persistence switch controlling a particular winding section. As a consequence, the dimensions of the vent and fill tube openings of the cryostat which accommodate these conductors may be reduced. In one embodiment a diode is incorporated in series with heating element of each switch. The switches are connected to form a steering network to control as many as p.ltoreq.n(n-1) separate coils using n conductors to actuate p persistence switches. In another embodiment n(n-1)/2 coils are similarly controlled with n conductors using the time-current response of persistence switches without diodes. Still another embodiment utilizes a binary to hexadecimal converter within the cryostat to permit n externally generated signal conductor to select as many as p.ltoreq.2.sup.n -1 persistence switches.
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Berkowitz Edward H.
Cole Stanley Z.
Moose Jr. Harry E.
Varian Associates Inc.
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