Pinning Force Anisotropy for HTS Wires

Evgueni F. Talantsev; Nicholas J. Long; Nicholas M. Strickland; Jeffery L. Tallon

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.700.7

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Pinning Force Anisotropy for HTS Wires

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We investigate the pinning force anisotropy for BSCCO and YBCO commercial wires at 77 K. The pinning force is measured to 3 T and for all field angles. We show that the magnitude of the pinning force maximum as a function of applied field angle follows known statistical functions. The position of the maximum with field also follows these functions. This is a step towards a Dew-Hughes type scaling covering field, field angle and temperature for HTS wire.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 700)

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Evgueni F. Talantsev, Nicholas J. Long, Nicholas M. Strickland, Jeffery L. Tallon

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Pinning Force Anisotropy, Superconductor Characterization Techniques

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