Furukawa Denki Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Daiichi Irisawa

Akihito Yahara

Hironori Matsuba

By combining magnetically shielding members of various different properties with each other, a magnetically shielding capability of a magnetically shielding structure is made to improve and a greatly reduced magnetic field, as compared to an external one, can be realized effectively. The penetrating magnetic field has a distribution, on the longitudinal axis of a cylindrical shielding body made of a material manifesting a Meissner effect, which attenuates toward the center direction of the cylindrical shielding body. Magnetic induction is generated in a cylindrical collar made of a highly permeable material. Then, the penetrating magnetic field is shorted magnetically, being absorbed by the highly permeable material. To make this possible, the cylindrical collar, made of a highly permeable material, which has an opening along the longitudinal direction of the cylindrical shielding body, is provided, leaving a space between the cylindrical shielding body made of the superconductive material manifesting the Meissner effect and itself.

Magnetically shielding structure

Magnetically shielding structure in which by combining magnetically shielding members of various qualities with each other, its magnetically shielding capability is made to improve, and the greatly lower magnetic field than an externl one can be realized effectively. For this purpose, by providing a cylindrical magnetically shielding body made of a superconductive material manifesting Meissner effect and high permeability members of a predetermined sizes of various shapes, and by combining them variously with each other leaving spaces betwen them, magnetic inductions are made to generate in the high permeability members, and a penetrating magnetic field is made to be shorted magnetically.

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Daiichi Irisawa