Method and Apparatus for Noninvasive Determination of Utilization
AssigneeElemental Machines, Inc.
InventorsAlex Nichols, Casey Peters, Lauren Lisle, John Sakalowsky, Ian Harding, Sridhar Iyengar
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Abstract
An electromagnetic apparatus (EMA) for measuring electromagnetic properties of an electrical conductor such as a power cord is provided. Methods of using the EMA are also provided. The EMA includes a plurality of electromagnetic sensors (EMSs) disposed in an array along a length and a width of the EMA. The EMA further includes circuitry such as a microprocessor, communication circuitry, and power circuitry. The circuitry is in electrical communication with the EMSs.
Claims18
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An electromagnetic apparatus (EMA) for measuring at least one electromagnetic property of an electrical conductor, the EMA comprising:
- a plurality of electromagnetic sensors (EMSs) disposed in an array along both a length and a width of the EMA, and
- circuitry comprising a microprocessor, communication circuitry, and power circuitry, wherein the circuitry is in electrical communication with the EMSs,
- wherein the EMA is configured for association with the electrical conductor such that at least two EMSs are offset along the length and/or width of the electrical conductor.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.