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Local Jc Estimation in YBCO Coated Conductor Multi-filaments using Low Temperature Scanning Laser Microscope

ZULKIFLI Zulistiana , “กŒด —ฒ , –ุ{ —ฒ’จ , ‰~•Ÿ Œh“๑ i‹ใ‘ๅjGˆ฿”ใ Œฐ , ŽR“c ๕ , ‰–Œด —Z iSRLjG“n•” ’q‘ฅ , Žญ“‡ ’ผ“๑ , X ‹งŒฉ , ’ท‰ฎ d•v i’†•”“d—อj
zulis*super.ees.kyushu-u.ac.jp


Abstract: Multifilament structure is currently developed for HTS coated conductor in a.c. electrical power applications; pursuing higher current density iJcj. In this contextC we report our results on the high spatial imaging of flux flow dissipation on YBCO multi-filament using low temperature scanning laser microscope iLTSLMj. Combining with information of local current distribution obtained by scanning SQUID microscopeC we can visualize and analyze its local 2-D Jc distribution within the multifilament. This work was partly supported by the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization iNEDOj as Collaborative Research and Development of Fundamental Technologies for Superconductivity Applications and also supported by JSPS: KAKENHI i18360153j.