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HYPER TECH RESEARCH INC

Columbus, OH · Materials · Private

MgB2 superconductor wire and superconducting undulators for synchrotron light sources

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Sector
Materials
Headquarters
Columbus, OH
Total capital
$18M
Federal grants
$13.3M
32 awards · 2015–2026
Rank in peer group#5 of 84
Private capital raised
None on recordNo Form D filings on SEC EDGAR. Some raises are not filed.
Federal contracts
$4.7M
14 awards · NASA, Defense
Rank in Materials#80 of 1258
Granted patents
2
7 pending · first 2017
Rank in peer group#15 of 84

Capital timeline

200520092013201720212025FEDERAL ↑EQUITY ↓Cumulative $18M2005: $600K across 1 contract2009: $100K across 1 contract2013: $125K across 1 contract2014: $150K across 1 contract2015: $2.4M across 4 grants · $125K across 2 contracts$2.5M2016: $2M across 5 grants · $1.5M across 2 contracts$3.5M2017: $690K across 5 grants2018: $2M across 4 grants · $800K across 1 contract$2.8M2019: $500K across 3 grants2020: $1.4M across 2 grants · $175K across 2 contracts$1.5M2021: $2.4M across 2 grants$2.4M2022: $770K across 4 grants2024: $150K across 1 grant · $150K across 1 contract2025: $900K across 1 grant · $942K across 2 contracts$1.8M2026: $225K across 1 grant
200520092013201720212025FEDERAL ↑EQUITY ↓Cumulative $18M2005: $600K across 1 contract2009: $100K across 1 contract2013: $125K across 1 contract2014: $150K across 1 contract2015: $2.4M across 4 grants · $125K across 2 contracts$2.5M2016: $2M across 5 grants · $1.5M across 2 contracts$3.5M2017: $690K across 5 grants2018: $2M across 4 grants · $800K across 1 contract$2.8M2019: $500K across 3 grants2020: $1.4M across 2 grants · $175K across 2 contracts2021: $2.4M across 2 grants$2.4M2022: $770K across 4 grants2024: $150K across 1 grant · $150K across 1 contract2025: $900K across 1 grant · $942K across 2 contracts2026: $225K across 1 grant

Latest events

  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · STTR Phase I Cryogenic Power Electronics For Hybrid Multi-megawatt Powertrains$225K
  • Federal contractNASA · Fabrication And Design Of 3 Ac Loss Test Articles$42K
  • Federal contractNASA · Phase II SBIR Contract #80NSSC25C0008 High Power Density Motors/generators For Single And Double Aisle Passenger Aircraft Using Multifilamentary High Purity Aluminum Coils At 20K$900K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase II · Phase II SBIR Contract #80NSSC25C0008 High Power Density Motors/generators For Single And Double Aisle Passenger Aircraft Using Multifilamentary High Purity Aluminum Coils At 20K$900K
  • Federal contractNASA · FY24 SBIR Phase I-high Power Density Motors/generators For Single And Double Aisle Passenger Aircraft Using Multifilamentary High Purity Aluminum Coils At 20K$150K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · FY24 SBIR Phase I-high Power Density Motors/generators For Single And Double Aisle Passenger Aircraft Using Multifilamentary High Purity Aluminum Coils At 20K$150K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · Low AC Loss Cryogenic Aluminum Conductors for Stators in Very High Speed Motors and Generators for Electric Aircraft$150K
Show 39 earlier federal awards
  • Federal grantEnergy · Phase I · HIGH JC, LOW AC LOSS Nb3Sn Superconductor for 16-20 T Fusion$207K
  • Federal grantEnergy · Phase I · Ultra-High Thermal Conductivity Magnetic Electrical Insulation and Radiation Resistant Aluminum YBCO Cables$207K
  • Federal grantEnergy · Phase I · Developing a superconducting undulator withstanding high heat load$207K
  • Federal grantEnergy · Phase II · Cryo Thermal Management of High Power Density Motors and Drives$1.7M
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase II · High Power Density Induction Motors and Drives for Aircraft Propulsion$750K
  • Federal contractNASA · High Power Density Induction Motors And Drives For Aircraft Propulsion$125K
  • Federal grantEnergy · Phase II · A Novel Way to Dope Ti in Nb3Sn Conductor to Reduce A15 Grain Size and Improve non-Cu Critical Current at High Fields$1.1M
  • Federal grantEnergy · Phase I · Improved Stability of Nb3Sn Superconductor by Increasing Specific Heat$207K
  • Federal contractNASA · Low Ac-loss Superconducting Cable Technology For Electric Aircraft Propulsion$50K
  • Federal grantEnergy · Phase I · Doping with hafnium to create pinning centers to refine A15 grain size in Nb3Sn conductors$200K
  • Federal grantEnergy · Phase I · Development Of A Superconducting Undulator With Small Filament Nb3Sn Strand Which Is Capable Of Generating Fast Switching$150K
  • Federal grantEnergy · Phase I · Electro-Pulse Nb SRF Cavities$150K
  • Federal grantEnergy · Phase II · A Novel Way to Dope TI in Nb3Sn Conductor to Reduce A15 Grain Size and Non-Cu Critical Current at High Fields$1.0M
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · Advanced Rotor Coils for Conduction Cooled Superconducting Multi-Megawatt Motors for Aircraft Propulsion$125K
  • Federal grantEnergy · Phase I · High Radiation Resistant, Low Cost Superconducting Strands for Fusion Magnet Applications$150K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase II · Low AC-Loss Superconducting Cable Technology for Electric Aircraft Propulsion$750K
  • Federal contractNASA · The Availability Of Low Ac Loss Magnesium Diboride (MGB2) Superconducting Wires Enables Much Lighter Weight Superconducting Stator Coils Than With Any Other Metal Or Ceramic Superconductor. This, Together With Hyper Tech S Capability To Fabricate Long Piece-length (potentially 60 Km) Wires, In Turn Enables Lighter Superconducting Motors/generators, Essential Components In The Turboelectric Aircraft Propulsion System With High Power Densities (over 10 Kw/kg) And High Efficiency Superconducting Co$800K
  • Federal grantEnergy · Phase I · A Novel Way to Dope Ti in Nb3Sn Conductor to Reduce A15 Grain Size and non- Cu Critical Current at High Fields Topic 26A$155K
  • Federal grantEnergy · Phase I · Develop Nb3Sn Strands for Advanced Fusion Application with High Jc at High Field and Low AC Loss, Topic 19c$155K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · Advanced Superconducting Rotors Coils for Turboelectric Aircraft Propulsion$125K
  • Federal grantDefense · Phase I · Light Weight-High Strength Electrical Cables for Military Applications$100K
  • Federal grantEnergy · Phase I · Compact Superconducting Dipoles and Quadrupoles for Final Focus in an Electron Ion Collider$155K
  • Federal grantEnergy · Phase II · A Scalable APC Approach to Increase Layer and nonCu Critical Current in High Field in Nb3Sn Conductors$1M
  • Federal grantDefense · Phase I · Aluminum Conductors usingCarbon and Carbon Nanotube Additions$150K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Liquid Helium Bath Free, Conduction Cooled Nb3Sn Superconducting 7 Tesla Plus Mag$500K
  • Federal grantDefense · Phase I · High Temperature Superconducting (HTS) Magnets for Rocket Propelled Test Sled$150K
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf NASA Is Currently Working Toward Demonstration Of A Large (1 Mw) Fully Superconducting Electric Machine. A Low Ac Loss Superconducting Material Is Needed For The Stator Of The Machine. Past And Current Work Indicates That MGB2 Wire Is Suitable For This Development Effort. The Machine Will Have A 3 Phase, 4 Pole Stator Cooled With Liquid Hydrogen. Coils Fabricated Using The Best Available MGB2 Wire Are Needed For Preliminary Coil Design, Fabrication And Testing And A Down Select Of $250K
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf This SBIR Phase II Proposal Overcomes Technology Barriers For Developing Highly Efficient All Electric Aircraft Systems For The Future, With Limited Impact To The Environment. Turboelectric Propulsion For Aircraft Applications Is Envisioned, And Cryogenic And Superconducting Components Are Sought. In Particular, Low Ac Loss Superconducting Wires For The Stator Windings And Superconducting Wires With Filaments Less Than 10 Micrometers In Diameter Are Of Interest. There Is An Intense$1.3M
  • Federal grantEnergy · Phase I · Long Length Welded NbTi CIC Superconducting Cable for Accelerators Applications$150K
  • Federal grantDefense · Phase II · Lightweight Electric Wires and Cables from CNT-Cu Composites for Airborne Platforms$750K
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf SBIR Phase III: NASA Is Currently Working Toward Demonstration Of A Large (1 Mw) Fully Superconducting Electric Machine. A Low Ac Loss Superconducting Material Is Needed For The Stator Of The Machine. Past And Current Work Indicates That MGB2 Wire Is Suitable For This Development Effort. The Machine Will Have A 3 Phase, 4 Pole Stator Cooled With Liquid Hydrogen. Coils Fabricated Using The Best Available MGB2 Wire Are Needed For Preliminary Testing And Down Select Of The Final Stator$100K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Helium Free MRI Image Guided Radiation Therapy (IGRT) System for ViewRay Inc$990K
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf Fabrication And Characterization Of Superconducting 10 Micron Diameter MGB2 Filaments Using MGB2 Nanopowder$25K
  • Federal grantHealth and Human S · Phase II · Liquid Helium Bath Free, Conduction Cooled Nb3Sn Superconducting 7 Tesla Plus Mag$501K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · High Performance Carbon Nanotube Based Conductors$123K
  • Federal contractDefense · Igf::ot::igf Lightweight Electric Wires And Cables From Cnt-cu Composites$150K
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf The Availability Of Low Ac Loss Magnesium Diboride (MGB2) Superconducting Wires Enables Much Lighter Weight Superconducting Stator Coils Than With Any Other Metal Or Ceramic Superconductor. This, Together With Hyper Tech's Capability To Fabricate Long Piece-length (potentially 60 Km) Wires, In Turn Enables Lighter Superconducting Motors/generators, Essential Components In The Turboelectric Aircraft Propulsion System Envisioned In Next Generation Air Vehicle Technologies. To That End$125K
  • Federal contractNASA · Low Ac-loss MGB2 Superconductors For Turbo-electric Aircraft Propulsion Systems The Development Of Magnesium Diboride (MGB2) Superconducting Wires Makes Possible The Potential To Have Much Lighter Weight Superconducting Stator And Rotor Coils For Heavy Aircraft Motors And Generators Than With Any Other Metal Or Ceramic Superconductor. The MGB2 Superconductor Can Be Cooled To 20 K By Liquid Hydrogen Fuel Or Conductively With A Cyrocooler. The Lighter Weight Coils, Especially In The Stator, Will$100K
  • Federal contractNASA · 2004 SBIR Phase 11 Research Project--misti Shielding And Dosimetry Experiment$600K

Federal awards are summed by year (46 awards); hover a bar for the split. Form D reports securities sold, which can differ from an announced round; filings are numbered in the order they were made.

Standing among 84 peers

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Materials · Material

  • Federal grants#5 · top 6%
  • Granted patents#15 · top 18%
  • Linked publications#3 · top 4%

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Founders and team

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Checked: USPTO inventors; federal award principal investigators; SEC Form D related persons · Oct 23, 2026

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What it has protected

USPTO · 2 granted of 9
Show all 9 patent records
  • Superconducting Wires And Methods Of Making ThereofJun 7, 2018 · Application 15890094Pending
  • Superconducting Wires And Methods Of Making ThereofMar 13, 2018 · US 9,916,919Granted
  • Superconducting Generators And Motors And Methods For Employing SameAug 29, 2017 · US 9,748,820Granted
  • Method For Continuously Forming Superconducting Wire And Products TherefromApr 10, 2014 · Application 14044443Pending
  • Method For Continuously Forming Superconducting Wire And Products TherefromApplication PCTUS2013063166Pending
  • Low Loss Joint For Superconducting WireApplication PCTUS2010022199Pending
  • Superconducting Wires And Methods Of Making ThereofApplication PCTUS2015016431Pending
  • Superconducting Generators And Motors And Methods For Employing SameApplication PCTUS2014068059Pending
  • GRAIN SIZE REFINEMENT FOR ADVANCED PERFORMANCE Nb3Sn SUPERCONDUCTORS VIA INTERNAL OXIDATION OF Nb-METAL ALLOYSApplication 61941347Pending

Recent research by its founders

  • Rutherford MgB <mml:math xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" display="inline" id="d1e264" altimg="si4.svg"> <mml:msub> <mml:mrow/> <mml:mrow> <mml:mn>2</mml:mn> </mml:mrow> </mml:msub> </mml:math> cable with 20  <mml:math xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" display="inline" id="d1e272" altimg="si5.svg"> <mml:mrow> <mml:mi mathvariant="normal">μ</mml:mi> <mml:mi mathvariant="normal">m</mml:mi> </mml:mrow> </mml:math> twisted filaments inside the Nb/CuNi/CuZn sheath20252 cites
  • Comparison of the AC Loss of MgB<sub>2</sub> Superconductors and HPAL Cryogenic Composites for Rotating Machine Applications20251 cites
  • Experimental study of two-phase cryogenic cooling of aluminum stator conductors using a single slot test configuration20242 cites

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