High-Current Superconductive Pressure Contact Studies

Superconductive switches with a high-critical-current (100–200 A) capability have been shown to be practical. Materials thought most likely to be effective as high-critical-current pressure contacts were tested. The effects of oxidation, preloading at room temperature, and transverse magnetic fields...

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Published in:Journal of applied physics 1972-01, Vol.43 (3), p.1226-1230
Main Authors: Winter, J. J., Breslin, J. T., Gaulé, G. K.
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