Hitachi Metals, Ltd.

Alpine Electronics, Inc.

501 Hitachi Metals, Ltd.

Nobuo Kakinuma

Masao Ogata

Kei Tanabe

Motoharu Shimizu

Osamu Fujita

Shigeki Takei

Shinya Okayasu

Noriaki Goshi

A speaker in which the inner peripheral face of a ring-shaped soft ferrite core is cemented to a cylindrical projection extending from a lower portion of a bowl-shaped frame. An outer peripheral surface of a co-axially disposed ring-shaped bond magnet is fitted into a recess of the frame. Two magnetic gaps are formed between facing surfaces of the ring-shaped bond magnet and the ring-shaped soft ferrite core. Two voice coils are mounted on a cylindrical bobbin and suspended from a vibratory diaphragm such that the voice coils are inserted into the magnetic gaps.

Speaker having magnetic circuit

The weft winder for a weaving machine has (a) a non-magnetic, hollow-cylindrical outer frame member having an inner conical surface at one end thereof; (b) a rotor disposed rotatably and concentrically with the outer frame member, which is only rotatable; (c) a non-magnetic, inner frame member rotatably supported by the rotor and having an outer conical surface facing the inner conical surface of the outer frame member via a gap therebetween; (d) a pipe projecting from an outer end of the rotor and extending in the gap for guiding a weft; and (e) a plurality of magnet members each constituted by a plate-shaped magnet and a yoke and fixed to the inner conical surface and the outer conical surface, respectively, such that N poles and S poles of the magnets are circumferentially arranged alternately and that different magnetic poles of the magnet members are opposing each other via the gap. The magnet in each magnet member is magnetized in a thickness direction such that a magnetic pole on a front surface facing the gap has a larger magnetic flux density than that of a magnetic pole on a rear surface.

Weft winder for weaving machine having magnets with different surface

The magnet article for attracting foreign matters in the stomach is constituted by (a) a hollow cylindrical case made of a corrosion-resistant, non-magnetic material: (b) a plurality of disc-shaped yokes made of a soft magnetic material; (c) a plurality of disc-shaped magnet members made of an R-Fe-B permanent magnet material and having magnetic poles on both end surfaces, the disc-shaped magnet members being arranged alternately with the disc-shaped yokes in the hollow cylindrical case such that the magnetic poles having the same polarity of the adjacent disc-shaped magnet members face each other via each disc-shaped yoke; and (d) a pair of end covers made of a corrosion-resistant, non-magnetic material, each end cover being fixed to each end of the hollow cylindrical case so that the inside of the hollow cylindrical case is sealed.

Magnet article for attracting foreign matters in the stomach

A convergence device for electron beams in a color picture tube includes a pair of four-pole magnet rings, a pair of six-pole magnet rings and a pair of two-pole magnet rings, the absolute value of the temperature coefficient of magnetization of which is equal to or less than 0.05%/.degree. C. measured in a temperature range of 0.degree. C. to 120.degree. C.

Convergence device for electron beams in color picture tube

A magnetic circuit for a loudspeaker characterized in a substantially rectangular parellelepiped yoke provided with a hollow penetrating two opposed lateral faces thereof has a substantially rectangular parallelepiped sintered magnet mounted therein of a specified size and composition and having a recoil permeance coefficient from 1.0 to 1.2, a polepiece connected to the top surface of said parallelepiped sintered magnet forms a magnetic air gap with the end of a through hole formed in the top face of said rectangular yoke for a movable coil.

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Hanyu, Japan

Nobuo Kakinuma