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A New Filamentation Technology for Next-Generation Superconducting Tapes with Reduced Energy Loss

  • Prof. Ryo TERANISHI (Faculty of Engineering Department of Materials)

REBCO superconducting tapes are promising materials for next-generation energy systems, but suffer from significant AC loss under alternating magnetic fields.
To address this issue, we propose a novel filamentation technique called Substrate-Encoded Filamentation (SEF), in which non-superconducting patterns are pre-formed on the substrate prior to film growth.

This bottom-up approach enables ultrafine filament formation without thermal damage, offering a powerful pathway toward ultra-low-AC-loss superconducting devices.

A novel filamentation method enabling fine patterning without thermal damage caused by conventional laser processing
Schematic illustration of a cable composed of multifilamented superconducting thin-film tapes