High temperature superconducting antenna coil (HTS Antenna coil)
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- 1997 in Birmingham
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High temperature superconducting (HTS) antenna coil, 1997, University of Birmingham.
High temperature superconducting (HTS) antenna coil, has lower losses than conventional conductors. It can be used for rf and microwave applications, including microwave filters used for mobile phones. It is made from a thick film of YBa2Cu3Ox deposited on a polyxalline ceramic substrate (zirconia)
