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Influence of Non-Uniform Current Distribution on AC Transport Current Loss in Bi-2223/Ag Tapes

Authors: S. Choi; S.-J. Suh; W. Nah; Y.H. Ma; K.-W. Ryu; J.H. Kim; J. Joo; +2 Authors

Influence of Non-Uniform Current Distribution on AC Transport Current Loss in Bi-2223/Ag Tapes

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This paper presents the influence of current distribution on AC transport current loss in multi-strand high-temperature superconductor (HTS) tapes. The current-distribution-dependent-AC loss is analyzed by introducing a current distribution parameter. We calculated AC loss of multi-strand HTS tapes numerically and performed AC loss measurements as well. Though the effect of current distribution on AC transport current loss is relatively insignificant for a low applied transport current, the effect of nonuniform current distribution seriously increases AC loss for a high applied transport current. The AC loss measurement method used in this paper is also confirmed by comparison with numerical results: the experimental and computational results showed good agreement for various current distribution parameters

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