Process and apparatus for multi-polar magnetization of annular permanent magnets

Claim 2

Apparatus for the magnetization to saturation and adjustable demagnetization to a desired value of permanent magnets, comprising separate magnetization and demagnetization coils, each of said coils being electrically isolated from each other and being wound upon the same coil form, and circuit means comprising impulse electrical charging means connected with one of said coils for magnetizing a permanent magnet to saturation with a predetermined polarity, said circuit means also including impulse electrical charging means connected with the other of said coils for subsequently partially demagnetizing said permanent magnet, the force of demagnetization being opposite to the direction of magnetization.

Claim 3

Apparatus of claim 1, wherein said separate coils comprise at least two electrically isolated wires wound in succession upon the same supporting form.

Claim 4

Apparatus of claim 1, wherein said separate coils comprise at least two electrically isolated wires twisted together along their lengths to form a composite strand, said strand being wound to provide at least two energizing coils occupying substantially the same space.

Claim 5

Apparatus of either of claims 2 or 3, wherein said wires comprise at least a portion of a ferromagnetic core.

Claim 6

Magnetizing device for the production of a variable number of magnetic poles in an annular permanent magnet body, each of said poles having a selectively variable magnetic strength, comprising a plurality of composite magnetizing coil means, each of said coil means comprising at least two electrically isolated windings each designed to produce similarly shaped substantially identically located magnetic fields of individually selected strengths, means to mount said coil means with their magnetic axes radially directed with respect to said annular magnet body, selected ones of said windings being connected together to provide a plurality of sets of connected windings each of said sets of windings producing a multi-polar magnetization field which differs in angular configuration from the angular configuration of the magnetization field produced by any other set of windings, and switching means for simultaneously connecting at least two of said sets of winding to a source of electrical energy.

Claim 7

Magnetizing device for the production of a variable number of magnetic poles in an annular permanent magnet body, each of said poles having a selectively variable magnetic strength, comprising a plurality of composite magnetizing coil means, each of said coil means comprising at least two electrically isolated windings each designed to produce similarly shaped substantially identically located magnetic fields of individually selected strengths, means to mount said coil means with their magnetic axes radially directed with respect to said annular magnet body, selected ones of said windings being connected together to provide a plurality of sets of connected windings each of said sets of windings producing a multi-polar magnetization field which differs in angular configuration from the angular configuration of the magnetization field produced by any other set of windings, and switching means for simultaneously connecting at least two of said sets of winding to a source of electrical energy.

Claim 8

Magnetizing device of claim 5, wherein eight of said coil means are mounted in an annular array, and six sets of connected windings are provided to produce six different polar magnetization fields.

Claim 9

Magnetizing device of claim 6, wherein said six sets of windings consists of: (a) six windings connected together for a bipolar magnetization field in the X direction; (b) six windings connected together for a bipolar magnetization field in the Y direction; (c) four windings connected together for a quadrupolar magnetization field in the X direction; (d) four windings connected together for a quadrupolar magnetization field in the Y direction; (e) six windings connected together for a six-pole magnetization field in the X direction; and (f) six windings connected together for a six-pole magnetization field in the Y direction.

Claim 10

Magnetization device according to any one of claims 5, 6 or 7, wherein the windings of said coil means are wound one upon another.

Claim 11

Magnetization device according to any one of claims 5, 6 or 7, wherein the wires of all of the windings of said coil means are twisted together and wound simultaneously.

Claim 12

Magnetization device of claims 5, 6 or 7, wherein selected windings are connected together in a plurality of separate circuits, each of said circuits also including separate impulse magnetization means, each of said circuits producing a different magnetizing field pattern.

Claim 13

Magnetization device of claim 10, wherein each of said separate magnetization means includes resistance means for selectively adjusting the strength of its magnetize field pattern.

Claim 14

Magnetization device of claim 11, wherein each of said separate magnetization means includes two capacitors, means for charging each of said capacitors at selectively adjustable electrical potentials of opposite polarity, and means for successively discharging said capacitors to the windings in the respective circuit in which the magnetization means is included.

Claim 15

Magnetization device of claim 12, wherein the magnetizing field patterns of the selected windings are superimposed.

Claim 16

Magnetization device of claim 13, wherein the capacitors of the selected circuits are simultaneously discharged.

Claim 17

Magnetization device of any one of claims 5, 7 or 14, which also includes a tri-color in-line kinescope, said kinescope including a ring-shaped permanent magnet body for correcting the electron beam paths, said magnet body being disposed coaxially in the magnetic fields produced by said composite magnetizing coils.

Claim 18

Process for producing complex multi-polar magnetization of annular permanent magnets, comprising the step of simultaneously producing by means of impulse electrical charging means at least two magnetic fields having similar paths but being of different respective intensities.

Claim 19

Process for producing complex multi-polar magnetization of annular permanent magnets, comprising the step of simultaneously producing by means of impulse electrical charging means at least two magnetic fields having similar paths but being of different respective intensities.

Claim 20

Process of claim 16, which includes the additional step of simultaneously producing by means of impulse electrical charging means at least two magnetic fields having paths similar to the paths of the first mentioned magnetic fields but of opposite polarity.

Claim 21

Process of either claim 16 or 17, wherein the multi-polar magnetization simultaneously produced by the magnetic fields equals n, where n is an even number.

Claim 22

Process claim 18, wherein x number of additional multi-polar magnetization fields are simultaneously produced, each additional magnetization field having n number of poles, where x is any number and n is an even number.