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MAGNETS • MATERIALS • MEASUREMENT
Bruker Introduces Actively Refrigerated Ascend
Aeon Magnet Product Line
Bruker has introduced the Ascend Aeon 600 and 700 superconducting, nitrogen-free magnet systems, which feature fully
integrated Helium reliquefaction. The unique Aeon technology
enables long-term operation without the need for user maintenance and without compromising Bruker’s NMR performance.
By obviating the need for liquid helium and nitrogen refills,
the Ascend Aeon 600 and
700 MHz magnets deliver
user convenience and independence from cryogen
supplies. Optional Ascend
Aeon magnets require a
higher initial capital investment than standard 600 and
700 MHz Ascend low-loss
magnets, which require periodic refills of liquid Nitrogen and liquid Helium, and
which will continue to be
offered as Bruker’s standard
NMR magnets.
In addition, Bruker now
also offers actively refrigerated Ascend Aeon 400 and
500 magnets, which are nitrogen-free, have low liquid Helium evaporation rates and require
liquid Helium refills only every 18 months. These Ascend Aeon
400 and 500 magnets represent a convenient surcharge option
for routine 400 and 500 MHz NMR customers, and also provide
high quality NMR results. In recent years, Bruker has already
successfully installed close to 20 such Ascend Aeon 400 and 500
magnets in customer laboratories around the world, with excellent results and field reliability.
With scheduled refrigeration maintenance service from Bruker,
all Ascend Aeon magnet systems can be operated by customers in
a care-free manner for years. Hundreds of preclinical MRI customers worldwide have been enjoying this level of convenience
since the introduction of Bruker’s actively refrigerated MRI magnets more than a decade ago.
The Ascend Aeon 600 and 700 MHz magnets are straightforward to install and are equipped with an integrated monitoring
unit and sound insulation, providing safe, user-friendly and quiet
operation. By maintaining the reserve liquid helium reservoir in
the Aeon design, which is filled once upon initial installation, the
long-term Ascend Aeon magnet stability is maintained, even in
the event of potential power outages lasting several days and even
up to a week.
“With the new Ascend Aeon we have been able to focus on the
science and not the magnet technology. Its convenience makes
our daily tasks easier,” said Dr. Sarah Kliegman at the ETH Institute for Biogeochemistry and Pollutant Dynamics (IBP) in
Zürich, Switzerland, where an Ascend Aeon 400 magnet has been
installed and running already for well over one year.
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Dr. Werner Maas, president of Bruker BioSpin, said, “While
already available in hundreds of our preclinical MRI magnets for
years, the extreme demands for stability and spectral purity of
high-resolution NMR had until recently prevented us from introducing this active refrigeration convenience for NMR magnets.
Thanks to several proprietary technological breakthroughs and
further magnet and refrigeration systems integration optimization over several years, our magnet engineers have now made the
‘care-free’ Ascend Aeon option available also to our high-resolution NMR customers.”
Linear Actuator with Moving Magnet Provides
Improved Heat Dissipation
BEI Kimco Magnetics’ new Moving Magnet Voice Coil Actuator series has improved heat dissipation by virtue of its stationary coil design. By allowing the magnet to move and keeping the
coil fixed, the heat generated by the coil assembly can be more
readily managed.
“Unlike standard voice coil actuators where the magnet assembly is intended to remain fixed while the coil assembly
moves, BEI Kimco’s Moving Magnet Voice Coil Actuators are
designed to use a stationary coil,” said Jim McNamara, senior
applications engineer.
When compared to conventional moving coil designs, a
fixed coil assembly is more
easily integrated with an appropriate heat sink, providing
higher continuous duty performance. This is especially
important for demanding applications where heat management is of particular concern.
Thanks to Kimco’s expertise in design of magnetic field circuits
this actuator uses magnetic fields very efficiently. And with Kimco’s engineering expertise, it can be customized to meet specific
requirements. In addition, having a stationary coil allows for a
simpler design of the electrical connections. Typical applications
include remotely controlled circuit breakers, medical hand tools
and other delicate instrumentation.
Programmable Hall Switch Extends Flexibility of
Detection Circuit Designs
Diodes, Inc. has introduced a programmable omnipolar Hall
effect switch enabling designers to use the same contactless
detection circuit in multiple applications or with different field
strengths. The miniature and micropower AH1898 is suitable for
numerous portable consumer applications including cell phones,
tablets and cameras as well as a variety of domestic, office and
industrial equipment.
Able to detect both north and south magnetic fields, the AH1898
features a band-select pin, which allows device sensitivity to be
changed to one of two predefined magnetic sensitivity ranges. In
addition, it can also be used change the band on the fly, using an
external logic source or microcontroller. The high sensitivity of
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