Unusual features in the nonlinear microwave surface impedance of Y-Ba-Cu-O thin films
A. P. Kharel, Anton V. Velichko, J. R. Powell, A. Porch, M. J. Lancaster, R. G. Humphreys
Abstract
Striking features have been found in the nonlinear microwave (8 GHz) surface impedance Zs=Rs + jXs of high-quality YBaCuO thin films with comparable low power characteristics [Rres 35--60 μΩ and λL(15 K) 130--260 nm]. The surface resistance Rs is found to increase, decrease, or remain independent of the microwave field Hrf (up to 60 mT) at different temperatures and for different samples. However, the surface reactance Xs always follows the same functional form. Mechanisms which may be responsible for the observed variations in Rs and Xs are briefly discussed.
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