This paper presents the results of magnetic loss tests on twisted and untwisted 37 multifilaments tapes exposed to an alternating field at power frequencies. The losses are measured using calorimetric methods, which are capable of measuring losses in short tapes with the accuracy of several microwatts per centimeter of tape. The losses of the tape due to the longitudinal field of the untwisted ...

PURPOSE To study the anatomy of the pterygopalatine fossa (PPF) using ultrahigh-resolution magnetic resonance imaging. METHODS A human cadaveric tissue block containing the pterygopalatine fossa was examined on a clinical 7-Tesla magnetic resonance imaging system. Subsequently, cryosections of the tissue block were created in a coronal plane. The cryosections were photographed and collected o...

2.1 Use of magnetic tape Magnetic recording was first introduced in 1898, with the invention of the magnetic recording device by Valdemar Poulsen, a Danish scientist working on audio recording. Later, magnetic recording technology expanded from sound recording to the fields of image and information recording, with the rapid advancement of television, computers, and similar technology.

THE principal devices for converting source data to magnetic tape recording for Univac* are the card-to-tape converter and the Unityper. * Unityper is the, logical conversation medium for input of 'otherwise untreated data. Files of punched cards, however, represent to the owner an investment of time and expense in preparing material for other treatment. The card-to-tape converter provides a me...