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Surface impedance measurements on NbSn at high magnetic fields

arXiv:1901.03819 · doi:10.1109/TASC.2019.2892584

Abstract

NbSn is a superconductor of great relevance for perspective RF applications. We present for the first time surface impedance measurements at 15 GHz and low RF field amplitude on NbSn in high magnetic fields up to 12 T, with the aim of increasing the knowledge of NbSn behavior in such conditions. is a fundamental material parameter that directly gives useful information about the dissipative and reactive phenomena when the superconductor is subjected to high-frequency excitations. Therefore, we present an analysis of the measured with the aim of extracting interesting data about pinning in NbSn at high frequencies. From we extract the vortex motion complex resistivity to obtain the -parameter and the depinning frequency in high magnetic fields. The comparison of the results with the literature shows that the measured on bulk NbSn is several times greater than that of pure Nb. This demonstrates how NbSn can be a good candidate for RF technological applications, also in high magnetic fields.

ASC 2018 conference, accepted in IEEE Trans Appl Supercond

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