Method for increasing the critical current density in type II su

Superconductor technology: apparatus – material – process – Processes of producing or treating high temperature... – Producing lattice imperfection flux pinning sites or...

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ABSTRACT:
Method for increasing the critical current density in Type II superconducting materials. The generation of a regular pattern of defects for pinning vortices, where the density of pinning sites is matched to the density of vortices produced by a chosen magnetic field in the particular superconducting material, is described. It is anticipated that such a defect pattern will substantially increase the critical current density carrying capability of the superconducting material so patterned. The fabrication of thick superconductors and conductors having chosen shapes is also described.

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