High critical-current density with less anisotropy in BaFe2(As,P)2 epitaxial thin films: Effect of intentionally grown c-axis vortex-pinning centers
arXiv:1403.1947 · doi:10.1063/1.4875956
Abstract
We report herein a high and isotropic critical-current density Jc for BaFe2(As,P)2 epitaxial films. The isotropy of Jc with respect to the magnetic-field direction was improved significantly by decreasing the film growth rate to 2.2 Å/s. The low growth rate served to preferentially align dislocations along the c-axis, which work well as c-axis vortex-pinning centers. Because of the intentional introduction of effective pinning, the absolute Jc at 9 T was larger than that obtained for other iron-based superconductors and conventional alloy superconducting wires.
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