Current distribution and stability of LTS/HTS hybrid superconducting conductors
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This paper is concerned with the study of the current distribution and stability phenomena associated to a hybrid LTS/HTS superconductor. This study is achieved by numerical methods according to power-law models. Both of LTS and HTS are considered to be connected together in parallel with different \(n\) values. The hybrid conductor has potential application in mid- and large scale magnet and particularly in the cryo-cooled conduction magnet application.
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