Chaloupka, 1992 - Google Patents
High-temperature superconductor antennas: Utilization of low rf losses and of nonlinear effectsChaloupka, 1992
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- 6708172883497011329
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- Chaloupka H
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- Journal of superconductivity
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The low radio frequency (rf) losses in epitaxial HTS thin films allow the realization of novel antenna structures which have to be excluded in conventional antenna techniques with normal conductors because of the highly reduced radiation efficiency. Thus, the design of …
- 239000002887 superconductor 0 title description 12
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