Nonlinear inductive response of high temperature superconducting films measured by the mutual inductance technique

Nonlinear inductive response of high temperature superconducting films measured by the mutual inductance technique

J. H. Claassen,James C. Booth,J. A. Beall,L. R. Vale,R. H. Ono,D. A. Rudman;J. H. Claassen;James C. Booth;J. A. Beall;L. R. Vale;R. H. Ono;D. A. Rudman;
Applied Physics Letters 1999 Vol. 74 pp. 4023-4025
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rudman1999appliednonlinear

Abstract

The dependence of the penetration depth λ on current densityJ in an unpatterned superconducting film can be measured with a pair of small coaxial coils positioned on opposite sides of the film. Mutual inductancemeasurements in this configuration with a direct-current (dc) current component in one of the coils provide a means to determine λ(J). It is possible to separate out the effects of heating by initially trapping a persistent current in the film. The nonlinear (current-dependent) coefficients of λ(J) measured by this “dc” technique agree well with those measured by third harmonic generation in coplanar waveguide transmission lines at 5 GHz. This nondestructure technique could be used to screen films before incorporating them into circuits sensitive to nonlinear effects.

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