Surface impedance anisotropy of YBaCuO single crystals: electrodynamic basis of the measurements
arXiv:cond-mat/0302510 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.67.144504
Abstract
An electrodynamic technique is developed for determining the components of surface impedance and complex conductivity tensors of HTSC single crystals on the basis of measured quantities of a quality factor and a resonator frequency shift. A simple formula is obtained for a geometrical factor of a crystal in the form of a plate with dimensions in a microwave magnetic field . To obtain the c-axis complex conductivity from measurements at we propose a procedure which takes account of sample size effects. With the aid of the technique involved temperature dependences of all impedance and conductivity tensors components of YBaCuO single crystal, grown in BaZrO crucible, are determined at a frequency of GHz in its normal and superconducting states. All of them proved to be linear at , and their extrapolation to zero temperature gives the values of residual surface resistance and m and magnetic field penetration depth nm and m.
arXiv comment9 pages, 7 figures. Submitted to Phys.Rev.B 05Jun2002; accepted for publication 21Febr2003
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