Magnetic field dependence of kinetic inductance in Bi2Sr2Ca2Cu3O10 superconducting strip and its feasible applications
S. Sarangi, S. P. Chockalingam, S. V. Bhat
Abstract
The kinetic inductance properties of a thin superconducting sample of BSCCO-2223 compound is studied. A strong dependence of kinetic inductance with the variation of applied magnetic field is found at low temperature in the superconducting state. The kinetic inductance of a thin superconductor increases linearly with increasing magnetic field. This behavior is used for designing a superconducting modulator circuit. This behavior can be useful for device applications and designing of superconducting electronic circuits like superconducting power amplifier, superconducting transmitter and superconducting ac current controller.
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