Preface to the special issue ‘Focus on 10 Years of Iron-Based Superconductors’

Pallecchi, I.; Tarantini, C.; Hänisch, Jens; Yamamoto, Akiyasu

doi:10.1088/1361-6668/ab9ad2

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“…The thin-film approach, on the other hand, shows how it may be used to make 11-IBS coated conductors. Because of the simple elemental composition, moderate Tc (16 K), high upper critical fields, and relative ease of manufacture for 11-IBS thin films, it is particularly promising for high-field applications at low temperatures [83].…”

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Superconductors for Magnetic Imaging Resonance Applications

Raza

2022

Superconductors

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Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), a medical imaging technique is being widely used in diagnostic procedures. This technique is based on radiology and generates clear pictures of the anatomy and other physiological processes in the human body. A strong magnetic field is the key parameter for better resolution images provided it does not damage healthy tissues. The fundamental principle behind MRI is the response of the atomic nucleus against the magnetic field which is followed by the image creation based on the distribution of hydrogen nuclei in a specific organ under observation. Stronger magnetic fields produce improved images with higher resolutions, that is why several research groups around the globe are working to develop such MRI systems without putting harmful effects on the exposed organs.

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Section: Iron-based Superconductors (Ibs)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Superconductors for Magnetic Imaging Resonance Applications

Raza

2022

Superconductors

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“…An almost isotropic J c of 1.7 × 10 5 A cm −2 , which is lowered by less than one order of magnitude in high fields up to 18 T, was achieved in Fe(Se,Te) film deposited on a RABiTS template ( Sylva et al, 2019 ). Considering the simple elemental constituent, the moderate T c (∼16 K), the high upper critical fields, and the relative ease of fabrication for 11-IBS thin films, it is very promising for high-field applications at a low-temperature range ( Pallecchi et al, 2020 ). Moreover, the newly discovered iron chalcogenides K x Fe 2 Se 2 ( Guo et al, 2010 ) ( T c > 30 K) and FeSe-based (Li,Fe) OHFeSe ( Lu et al, 2015 ) ( T c ∼ 40 K) may broaden the application range of iron chalcogenides.…”

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“…Considering the simple elemental constituent, the moderate Tc (~16 K), the high upper critical fields and the relative ease of fabrication for 11-IBS thin films, it is very promising for high-field applications at low temperature range [79]. Moreover, the newly discovered iron chalcogenides KxFe2Se2 [80] (Tc > 30 K) and FeSe-based (Li,Fe)OHFeSe [81] (Tc ~ 40 K) may broaden the application range of iron chalcogenides.…”

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Superconducting materials: Challenges and opportunities for large-scale applications

Yao

2021

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Summary Superconducting materials hold great potential to bring radical changes for electric power and high-field magnet technology, enabling high-efficiency electric power generation, high-capacity loss-less electric power transmission, small lightweight electrical equipment, high-speed maglev transportation, ultra-strong magnetic field generation for high-resolution magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) systems, nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) systems, future advanced high energy particle accelerators, nuclear fusion reactors, and so on. The performance, economy, and operating parameters (temperatures and magnetic fields) of these applications strongly depend on the electromagnetic and mechanical properties, as well as the manufacturing and material cost of superconductors. This perspective examines the basic properties relevant to practical applications and key issues of wire fabrication for practical superconducting materials, and describes their challenges and current state in practical applications. Finally, future perspectives for their opportunities and development in the applications of superconducting power and magnetic technologies are considered.

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Preface to the special issue ‘Focus on 10 Years of Iron-Based Superconductors’

Cited by 2 publications

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Superconductors for Magnetic Imaging Resonance Applications

Superconductors for Magnetic Imaging Resonance Applications

Superconducting materials: Challenges and opportunities for large-scale applications

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