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High field Ic characterizations of commercial HTS conductors

Miyoshi et al., 2015

Document ID
7458711926859215187
Author
Miyoshi Y
Nishijima G
Kitaguchi H
Chaud X
Publication year
Publication venue
Physica C: Superconductivity and its Applications

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High field I c performance of commercial high T c superconductors, in view of applications such as an insert magnet for high field generation beyond 20 T, needs to be directly measured as no comprehensive relationships exist with the readily accessible 77 K self-field …
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