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Electromagnetic Modeling of Superconductors with Commercial Software: Possibilities with Two Vector Potential-Based Formulations
Francesco Grilli, Enric Pardo, Antonio Morandi +4
In recent years, the formulation of Maxwell's equation has become the de facto standard for simulating the time-dependent electromagnetic behavior of superconducting applicatio…
Magnetic flux penetration and AC loss in a composite superconducting wire with ferromagnetic parts
F. Gömöry, M. Vojenčiak, E. Pardo +1
The current distribution and the AC loss in a composite superconducting tape containing a layer from magnetic material is calculated and compared with experiments, showing a very g…
Theoretical and experimental study of AC loss in HTS single pancake coils
J. Šouc, E. Pardo, M. Vojenčiak +1
The electromagnetic properties of a pancake coil in AC regime as a function of the number of turns is studied theoretically and experimentally. Specifically, the AC loss, the coil…
Current distribution and ac loss for a superconducting rectangular strip with in phase alternating current and applied field
E. Pardo, F. Gomory, J. Souc +1
The case of ac transport at in-phase alternating applied magnetic fields for a superconducting rectangular strip with finite thickness has been investigated. The applied magnetic f…
Analysis of coupling losses in multifilamentary untwisted BSCCO/Ag tapes through a.c. susceptibility measurements
D. Zola, F. Gömöry, M. Polichetti +4
Losses as function of the a.c. magnetic field amplitude () were measured at 77 K in untwisted BSCCO(2223)/Ag tapes, at different frequencies, by measuring the imaginary part o…
Current profiles and AC losses of a superconducting strip with elliptic cross-section in perpendicular magnetic field
F. Gomory, R. Tebano, A. Sanchez +5
The case of a hard type II superconductor in the form of strip with elliptic cross-section when placed in transverse magnetic field is studied. We approach the problem in two steps…