Power sensing via quantum phenomenon detection
AssigneeWells Fargo Bank, N.A.
InventorsPeter Bordow, Boris Beltinoff, Dale C. Miller, Charlee Alexandra Stefanski, Richard Orlando Toohey
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AssigneeWells Fargo Bank, N.A.
InventorsPeter Bordow, Boris Beltinoff, Dale C. Miller, Charlee Alexandra Stefanski, Richard Orlando Toohey
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Detecting a level of current in a conductor such as a power line can be accomplished using sensing devices that are coupled to the line. Such devices can have a clamshell or briefcase-style shape and close about the line. The line passes through a channel between the sides of the device. A quantum substance made of a material having a phonon decay sideband is arranged nearby the channel, and a light source and a scanning source work in tandem to cause the substance to emit light that can be analyzed to determine a magnitude of a magnetic field on the substance. By distributing such sensing devices about a grid or other electrical distribution network, current throughout the network can be collected and analyzed to ascertain the presence and location of interferences with the grid.
A sensing device for detecting a level of current in a conductor, the sensing device comprising:
A method for power grid management, the method comprising:
A system for detecting mechanical interference or electrical interference with a power distribution grid, the system comprising:
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