Metallised 3D printed plastic resonator demonstrates superconductivity below 4 K
arXiv:2310.10923 · doi:10.1109/TCPMT.2024.3487264
Abstract
We report the first observation of a superconducting transition in a 3D printed, metallised-plastic device. A cylindrical cavity is 3D printed from a photosensitive polymer resin and then a 20 m layer of tin deposited. A resonant TE microwave mode at 13.41 GHz is observed to reduce its losses by an order of magnitude once it is cooled below 3.72 K; the superconducting transition temperature of tin, with the mode's factor increasing from to .
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