Kokusai Denshin Denwa Kabushiki Kaisha

Kokusai Denshin Denwa Co., Ltd.

Shizuo Suzuki

Yoshinao Iwamoto

Hideo Ishihara

Kazuomi Yamamura

Kenichi Asakawa

Yuichi Sirasaki

Teruji Watanabe

Yukio Nakagome

Tatsuo Watanabe

Koji Ono

Yuichi Shirasaki

Fujio Tanaka

Satoru Nakabo

Takasuke Fukui

A television signal recording and reproducing system is disclosed in which the polarity of a television signal is inverted in polarity prior to its recording on an optical recording medium and is again inverted when it is reproduced to avoid any serious degradation of picture quality.

Television signal recording and reproducing system using optical

A device for burying a submarine cable under water by easily and accurately detecting the cable position and a method for guiding the same by utilizing the characteristics unique to submarine cables, by supplying an AC only to the portion of the cable between two arbitrary repeaters through a so-called transformer-coupling system to generate an AC magnetic field, and by detecting the magnetic field with a magnetic field detector.

Burying device for submarine cables and method for guiding the same

A device for burying a submarine cable under water by easily and accurately directing the cable position and a method for guiding the same by utilizing the characteristics unique to submarine cables, by supplying an AC only to the portion of the cable between two arbitrary repeaters through a so-called transformer-coupling system to generate an AC magnetic field, and by detecting the magnetic field with a magnetic field detector.

Apparatus for supplying AC current to an underwater cable

A device for burying a submarine cable under the water by easily and accurately detecting the cable position and a method for guiding the same by utilizing the characteristics unique to submarine cables, by supplying an AC only to the portion of the cable between two arbitrary repeaters through a so-called transformer-coupling system to generate an AC magnetic field, and by detecting the magnetic field with a magnetic field detector.

Alternating current induction method using an annular magnetic coupling

A cable buried under a sea bottom is located by causing to flow in the cable an AC current, and measuring the magnetic flux near the cable. The present cable location system comprises (a) a vehicle for mounting a flux detector, (b) means for applying an alternating current in the cable to be detected, to produce magnetic flux around the cable, (c) a three dimensional flux detector having three detector elements, each having cosine sensitivity characteristics, mounted on said vehicle, the maximum sensitivity direction of each element being perpendicular to one another, and the maximum sensitivity direction of one of the detector elements being directed in the vertical direction, (d) means for separating the output signals of each of said detector elements into a DC component which is caused by the earth's magnetic field and an AC component which is caused by said alternating current, (e) means for determining the direction of the cable from the DC and AC output signals of two detector elements which have directivity in the horizontal plane, and (f) means for determining the horizontal distance and the vertical distance between the cable and the cable detecting system from the AC output signals of the detector elements based on the principle that the magnitude of the flux is inversely proportional to the distance to the cable and the direction of the flux is in the tangential direction of a circle having the center on its cable.

System for detecting a cable buried under the seabed

A small, highly reliable and inexpensive switching equipment, in which digital signals to be switched, stored as the presence or absence of magnetic domains in a first magnetic sheet or applied as the presence or absence of light to a flat plane formed by bundles of optical fibers, are switched by switching condition determining signals stored as the presence or absence of magnetic domains in a second magnetic sheet.

Switching equipment using magnetic domains

A system for detecting an AC magnetic field of a desired frequency using a magnetic sensing element of the parametrically excited second harmonic oscillator, in which a reference signal having a repetition period substantially equal to the repetition period of the AC magnetic field is adopted for synchronous detection of the detected output of the magnetic sensing element, and in which a current proportional to the intensity of a noise magnetic field is applied to the oscillation winding of the magnetic sensing element to lessen the influence of the noise magnetic field to greatly improve the SN ratio of the detected signal.

Frequency selective detecting system for detecting alternating magnetic

A magnetism detecting system, in which reference magnetic fields sequentially scan many radial scanning lines obtained by dividing a plane to be detected at regular intervals of a desired angle with respect to an origin positioned at the common intersecting point of said scanning lines. At least one parametrically excited second harmonic oscillator detects the direction and magnitude of a magnetic field to be detected along each of the scanning lines. A display device is provided for scanning and displaying the plane with respect to the origin in synchronism with the scanning of each of the scanning lines. A detected output is applied to the display device when the magnetic field to be detected and the reference magnetic field coincides with each other in direction and in magnitude.

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Yokohama, Japan

Shizuo Suzuki