Visible to the public The Relation Between Local Hysteresis Losses and Remanent Magnetic Fields in HTSC Films

TitleThe Relation Between Local Hysteresis Losses and Remanent Magnetic Fields in HTSC Films
Publication TypeJournal Article
Year of Publication2017
AuthorsKim, M., Park, H., Kim, C., Park, S. K., Ri, H. C.
JournalIEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity
Volume27
Pagination1–4
Date Publishedjun
ISSN1051-8223
Keywordsbarium compounds, Bean critical state model, compositionality, Conductors, Critical current density (superconductivity), Critical state model, demagnetisation, demagnetizing effect, gadolinium compounds, GdBa2Cu3O7, GdBCO, GdBCO coated conductor, high-temperature superconducting films, high-temperature superconductors, HTSC films, Kim critical state model, local hysteresis loops, local hysteresis loss, low-temperature scanning Hall probe microscopy, Magnetic field measurement, magnetic fields, magnetic hysteresis, Magnetization, Numerical models, pubcrawl, remanence, remanent magnetic fields, resilience, Resiliency, scanning Hall probe microscopy, scanning probe microscopy, superconducting critical field, superconducting thin films
Abstract

Various critical state models have been developed to understand the hysteresis loss mechanism of high-temperature superconducting (HTSC) films. The analytic relation between the hysteresis loss and the remanent field was obtained based on Bean's critical state model for thin films in the full-penetration case. Furthermore, numerical calculation of local hysteresis loops was carried out by Kim's critical state model. In this paper, we investigated local hysteresis losses for a GdBCO coated conductor by using low-temperature scanning Hall probe microscopy and reproduced the experimental results by applying the critical state model. Because of the demagnetizing effect in thin films, analysis of local hysteresis losses can be useful approach to understand of total hysteresis losses.

URLhttps://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/7792594/
DOI10.1109/TASC.2016.2643503
Citation Keykim_relation_2017