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Alexander M D'Anci

from Alfred, ME

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  • Alfred, ME

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  • Position Angle Transducer For Tap Changing Transformers

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  • US Patent:
    45918317, May 27, 1986
  • Filed:
    May 8, 1984
  • Appl. No.:
    6/608128
  • Inventors:
    Alexander D'Anci - Springvale ME
  • Assignee:
    Intelligent Controls, Inc. - Saco ME
  • International Classification:
    G05F 1153
    H02J 312
    H03M 728
  • US Classification:
    340347SY
  • Abstract:
    A position angle transducer for voltage compensating tap changing transformers provides secondary tap number or tap position analog output signals which accurately reflect the secondary tap position even if a non-linear relationship obtains between the shaft angle and tap number. A shaft angle sensor generates shaft angle analog signals and an analog-to-digital converter converts the shaft angle analog signals to shaft angle digital words. A digital-to-digital converter receives the shaft angle digital words and provides at its output tap number digital words according to the transfer function or functional relationship of tap changing shaft angle to tap number for the particular transformer. A programmable read-only memory performs the digital-to-digital conversion and is flexibly programmed according to the transfer function of the transformer and in order to establish any desired transfer functional relationship. The tap number digital words may then be converted to tap number analog signals at the output truly representative of the secondary tap position for input to a utility company SCADA System.
  • Vacuum Column Web Loop Position Sensing System

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  • US Patent:
    47622920, Aug 9, 1988
  • Filed:
    Jan 30, 1987
  • Appl. No.:
    7/009147
  • Inventors:
    Alexander M. D'Anci - Springvale ME
  • International Classification:
    G11B 1506
    G01N 2186
  • US Classification:
    242184
  • Abstract:
    A web loop position sensing system detects the position of web material, such as magnetic tape, in a vacuum column by using light emitters and receptors arranged along an array outside the vacuum column. The light emitters direct light towards a retroreflective surface formed of glass bead tape on an interior side of the vacuum column. Light reflected by the glass bead tape is received by the light receptors in the array. The quantity of light received by the light receptors is detected and used to control a supply reel in a tape transport in which the vacuum column is used, thereby maintaining the web loop tension within the vacuum column.

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