High critical current densities in Bi(2223)/Ag tapes. Flukiger, R., Hensel, B., Jeremie, A., Decroux, M., Kupfer, H., Jahn, W., Seibt, E., Goldacker, W., Yamada, Y., & Xu, J., Q. Superconductor Science and Technology, 5(1S):S61-S68, 1, 1992.
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Bi(2223)/Ag monofilamentary tapes have been characterized by measurements of jcvs. B and vs. theta , the angle between the applied magnetic field and the c axis. High degree of texturing, high density and Bi(2223) single phase conditions were found to be the major effects leading to high j c values. A further condition for reaching the highest jc values is a very low overall carbon content, the presence of carbon at the grain boundaries acting as a strong limiting factor. The highest value of j c in the present work is 4.104 A/cm2 at 77K,0T, corresponding to more than 2.105 A/cm2 at 4.2K,0T.
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 abstract = {Bi(2223)/Ag monofilamentary tapes have been characterized by measurements of jcvs. B and vs. theta , the angle between the applied magnetic field and the c axis. High degree of texturing, high density and Bi(2223) single phase conditions were found to be the major effects leading to high j c values. A further condition for reaching the highest jc values is a very low overall carbon content, the presence of carbon at the grain boundaries acting as a strong limiting factor. The highest value of j c in the present work is 4.104 A/cm2 at 77K,0T, corresponding to more than 2.105 A/cm2 at 4.2K,0T.},
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 author = {Flukiger, R and Hensel, B and Jeremie, A and Decroux, M and Kupfer, H and Jahn, W and Seibt, E and Goldacker, W and Yamada, Y and Xu, J Q},
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