Two-dimensional model of a high-Tc superconducting dynamo
arXiv:2011.03524 · doi:10.1109/TASC.2021.3055586
Abstract
High temperature superconducting dynamos are capable of low loss contactless pumping large dc currents into superconducting magnet coils. We present a model of such devices and use efficient numerical methods for computing the two-dimensional loop currents and electric fields induced in the thin superconducting stator strip by a dynamo rotor mounted permanent magnet. We find also the voltages generated in the stator under the open circuit conditions. It is shown that if the length of a permanent magnet is comparable to or smaller than the strip width, the one-dimensional model employed in the previous works can be inaccurate.
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