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Quick and Direct Method for Determining Jc in Bulk Superconductors from Magnetic Field Diffusion Measurements

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The knowing the critical current density Jc is important to calculate AC losses in superconducting applications. Usually Jc can be obtained from magnetization measurements or electric measurements based on global quantities as the magnetic flux or the voltage. In this paper a quick and direct magnetic method for determining Jc is proposed. It is based on direct measurements of local magnetic field in the gap between two bulk HTS pellets. Field penetration measurements were carried out on HTS pellets at 77 K by applying increasing axial magnetic fields with a quasiconstant sweep rate. This determination of Jc is theoretically based on Bean model. Jc is deduced from the complete penetration magnetic field Bp. Bp is deduced from the delay Tp between the applied magnetic field Ba(t) and the magnetic field at the center between the two pellets B0(t). Numerical calculations allow deducing Jc more precisely from theoretical calculations and measurements. The numerical calculations are made with the power law E=Ec(J/Jc)^n. For the determination of Jc the influence of the gap due to Hall probe sensor and the applied magnetic field rise rate are taken into account. The influence of thermal is also studied.
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hal-00627073 , version 1 (27-09-2011)
hal-00627073 , version 2 (24-11-2011)
hal-00627073 , version 3 (27-04-2012)

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Bruno Douine, Frédéric Sirois, Jean Lévêque, Kévin Berger, Charles-Henri Bonnard, et al.. Quick and Direct Method for Determining Jc in Bulk Superconductors from Magnetic Field Diffusion Measurements. 2011. ⟨hal-00627073v1⟩
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