Coil of supraconductor properties.

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Start date May 30, 2012
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Coil Properties

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The discussion focuses on the differences in magnetic induction (B) values between normal driver coils and superconducting coils. It highlights that, under identical conditions such as coil geometry and current, the magnetic field produced by both types of coils will exhibit similar shapes and strengths. The conversation emphasizes that the specific setup can influence the results. Overall, superconducting coils are expected to perform comparably to normal coils in terms of magnetic induction when other factors are controlled. Understanding these properties is crucial for applications in electromagnetism and materials science.

May 30, 2012

Marianp

Good day.

Can anyone tell me what the difference is the value of magnetic induction B [T] when using the normal driver coil and the coil of superconductor?

Thank you.

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May 30, 2012

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It depends on your setup?
With the same coil geometry, same current and the usual assumptions (diameter of the conductors is negligible), the magnetic field should have a similar shape and strength.

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