Critical Current Performance
Critical Current Performance is a performance metric that quantifies the maximum electric current a superconducting material or device can carry without dissipating energy, distinguishing it from other superconducting properties by its direct measure of operational current-carrying capacity under specific electromagnetic and thermal conditions.
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HTS twisted stacked-tape cable conductor
M. Takayasu, L. Chiesa, Leslie Bromberg et al. · Superconductor Science and Technology · 2011 · 383 citations
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High-J/sub c/ silver-sheathed Bi-based superconducting wires
K. Sato, Takeshi Hikata, H. Mukai et al. · IEEE Transactions on Magnetics · 1991 · 358 citations
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University of Wollongong
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National Institute for Materials Science
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Tohoku University
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