Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2005
Title: The Contributions of Inventor James Carl Milne
Introduction: James Carl Milne, based in Farnborough, GB, is a notable inventor recognized for his innovative contributions to the field of sensing technology. His work, particularly in the realm of stress and magnetic field sensors, showcases his expertise and dedication to advancing sensor applications.
Latest Patents: Milne holds a patent for a "Stress or magnetic field sensor with spatially varying bias." This invention features a generally elongate magnetically soft amorphous or nanocrystalline electrically resistive element, complemented by biasing means that apply a bias magnetic field with a varying amplitude pattern along the sensor. The invention's periodic variation reduces the sensitivity of the stress sensor to external ambient fields, allowing for controlled measurement of local stress or external magnetic field mapping. Its practical applications include use in pressure sensors, integration into moving parts such as vehicle tires and aircraft wings, and implementation in structures like bridges where stray magnetic fields could pose challenges.
Career Highlights: Milne is currently associated with QinetiQ Limited, a research and technology company known for its innovative solutions in defense and security. His contributions have greatly impacted the development of advanced sensing technologies within the company.
Collaborations: Throughout his career, Milne has worked alongside distinguished colleagues, including George Jiri Tomka and Jonathan Geoffrey Gore. Together, they have collaborated to push the boundaries of technology in their respective fields.
Conclusion: James Carl Milne's innovative spirit and technical expertise have led to significant advancements in sensor technology. His invention of the spatially varying bias sensor represents a remarkable step forward in addressing the challenges posed by ambient fields in measurement applications. Milne's continued contributions are sure to inspire future innovations within the technology sector.