US PATENT SUBCLASS 505 / 163
.~ Significant cryogenic refrigeration system having superconductor component as part of the system or having superconductor device or material to be cooled present therewith (e.g., Peltier effect device, etc.)


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505 /   HD   SUPERCONDUCTOR TECHNOLOGY: APPARATUS, MATERIAL, PROCESS

150  DF  HIGH TEMPERATURE (Tc GREATER THAN 30 K) DEVICES, SYSTEMS, APPARATUS, COM- PONENTS, OR STOCK, OR PROCESSES OF USING {26}
163.~ Significant cryogenic refrigeration system having superconductor component as part of the system or having superconductor device or material to be cooled present therewith (e.g., Peltier effect device, etc.)


DEFINITION

Classification: 505/163

Significant cryogenic refrigeration system having superconductor component as part of the system or having a

superconductor device or material to be cooled present therewith (e.g., Peltier effect device, etc.):

(under subclass 150) Significant refrigeration system or device containing a superconductor element (a) that operates as part of the system, such as for supplying electrical current or that participates directly in the cooling through a thermoelectric effect; or (b) that is present with the system as a device or material that is to be cooled; or process of using (a) or (b).

(1) Note. Merely reciting that a superconducting device or material is attached to a cryogenic refrigeration device or providing space or connection for flowing a cryogenic fluid will not be considered significant refrigeration structure unless structure is present that actually causes the refrigeration.

SEE OR SEARCH CLASS

62, Refrigeration, particularly

3.2+, for thermoelectric refrigeration device (e.g., Peltier effect device, etc.) and subclass 51.1 for cryostatic device.

174, Electricity: Conductors and Insulators, particularly

15.4+, and 125.1 for low temperature superconductors having cooling fluid feeding, circulating, or distributing means. 257, Active Solid-State Devices (e.g., Transistors, Solid-State Diodes), particularly

716, for active solid-state devices utilizing cryogenic coolant.