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A full-wave HTS flux pump using a feedback control system

Transformer-rectifier flux pumps are DC superconducting power supplies capable of charging superconducting magnets to high currents and stored magnetic energies. Here, we demonstrate a full-wave superconducting flux pump assembled from high-temperature superconducting (HTS) wire that utilizes superc...

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Published in:Superconductivity 2023-12, Vol.8, p.100064, Article 100064
Main Authors: Rice, James H.P., Mallett, Ben P.P., Moseley, Dominic A., Petrov, Alexander, Zhang, Heng, Wray, Steven, Badcock, Rodney A.
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