Magnetic field generator

Title: Magnetic field generator

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A magnetic field generating device provides a useful magnetic field within a specific retgion, while keeping nearby surrounding regions virtually field free. By placing an appropriate current density along a flux line of the source, the stray field effects of the generator may be contained. One current carrying structure may support a truncated cosine distribution, and it may be surrounded by a current structure which follows a flux line that would occur in a full coaxial double cosine distribution. Strong magnetic fields may be generated and contained using superconducting cables to approximate required current surfaces.

Inventors:

Krienin, Frank ^[1]

(Shoreham, NY)

Issue Date:: 1990-01-01

Research Org.:: NIRO SCAVONE HALLER & NIRO LTD

OSTI Identifier:: 867447

Patent Number(s):: 4939493

Assignee:: Boston University (Boston, MA) OSTI

DOE Contract Number:: AC02-86ER40284

Resource Type:: Patent

Country of Publication:: United States

Language:: English

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