TESTS OF HTS 2G SUPERCONDUCTING TAPES USING THE LABVIEW ENVIRONMENT
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Abstract
HTS 2G superconducting tapes without stabilizer are used for the construction of superconducting fault current limiters. The characteristics R =f(T) of the superconducting tape is essential for design of superconducting current limiters and analysis of their numerical models. The article presents the experimentally determined characteristics R=f(T) of the second generation superconducting tapes SF4050 and SF12050 using the LabVIEW integrated environment. The article describes the method of sample preparation and methodology of testing of HTS 2G superconducting tapes. The LabVIEW integrated environment was used for the testing, thanks to which it was possible to download, process and save measurement data.
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| Authors | KWOKA, Rafał;KOZAK, Janusz;MAJKA, Michał; |
| Journal | applied computer science |
| Year | 2018 |
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