Gu2013(IEEE)AC losses in HTS tapes and devices with transport英文教材.pdfVIP

8201708 IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON APPLIED SUPERCONDUCTIVITY, VOL. 23, NO. 2, APRIL 2013 AC Losses in HTS Tapes and Devices With Transport Current Solved Through the Resistivity-Adaption Algorithm Chen Gu, Timing Qu, Xiaofen Li, and Zhenghe Han Abstract—Alternating current (ac) losses in high-temperature cryogenic stability and efficiency. We therefore need to evaluate superconductor tapes and devices with transport current are the ac loss of the device accurately and then try every means to solved by using the resistivity-adaption algorithm (RAA). The reduce the ac loss at the design stage. Accurate measurement most advanced feature of the RAA is that it enables the simulation of any model derived from the flux motion theory on finite-element of the ac loss of HTS devices by using the electric method is analysis (FEA) packages that have an eddy current solver. The generally faced with two challenges. First, the inductive voltage principle of the RAA, as well as its realization on the ANSYS FEA of HTS devices, particularly those with a large number of turns package, is introduced. The simulation begins with the calculation and with ferromagnetic circuits will inevitably be added into of the ac loss of an ellipse and of strips with aspect ratios ranging loss signal. Second, HTS devices operated under a complex from 50 to 2000. The accuracy and efficiency of the calculation are verified through comparisons with the Norris theoretical curves. work environment interact with ferromagnetic circuits and HTS The possible errors and the method to overcome such errors are [3], which results in an unexpected transient excitation