Question

2) give relationship between critical current Ic and
critical magnetic field Hc​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

As temperature decreases, the critical field increases generally to a maximum at absolute zero. There is also a direct relation between the critical field and the critical current – the maximum electric current density that a given superconducting material can carry, before switching into the normal state.

Answer 2

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Explanation:

As temperature decreases, the critical field increases generally to a maximum at absolute zero. There is also a direct relation between the critical field and the critical current – the maximum electric current density that a given superconducting material can carry, before switching into the normal state.

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