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Influence of Current Direction on AC Losses of a Multi-Wire YBCO-NiW Conductor With Horizontal Arrangement

contributor authorCai, Lianhong
contributor authorXu, Jie
contributor authorLi, Sinan
contributor authorLi, Z.Y.
contributor authorJin, Z.
contributor authorRyu, K.
contributor authorHwang, Si Dole
contributor authorXu, Xin
contributor authorWei, Zhihui
contributor authorHong, Z.Y.
date accessioned2020-03-12T18:31:23Z
date available2020-03-12T18:31:23Z
date issued2014
identifier issn1051-8223
identifier other6651689.pdf
identifier urihttps://libsearch.um.ac.ir:443/fum/handle/fum/961325?show=full
formatgeneral
languageEnglish
publisherIEEE
titleInfluence of Current Direction on AC Losses of a Multi-Wire YBCO-NiW Conductor With Horizontal Arrangement
typeJournal Paper
contenttypeMetadata Only
identifier padid7994103
subject keywordsbarium compounds
subject keywordshigh-temperature superconductors
subject keywordsmultifilamentary superconductors
subject keywordsnickel alloys
subject keywordstungsten alloys
subject keywordsyttrium compounds
subject keywordsAC losses
subject keywordsYBCO wires
subject keywordsYBCO-NiW
subject keywordscurrent direction
subject keywordshigh temperature superconductor applications
subject keywordshorizontal arrangement
subject keywordsmagnetic substrate
subject keywordsmultiwire conductor
subject keywordsself-field loss
subject keywordsConductors
subject keywordsCurrent measurement
subject keywordsLoss measurement
subject keywordsSubstrates
subject keywordsWires
subject keywordsYttrium barium copper oxide
subject keywordsAC loss characteristics
subject keywordsYBCO-NiW wire
subject keywordsfinite element model
subject keywordsmulti-wire conductor
identifier doi10.1109/TASC.2013.2288300
journal titleApplied Superconductivity, IEEE Transactions on
journal volume24
journal issue3
filesize565425
citations0


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