Heterogeneous Superconducting Low-Noise Sensing Coils
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Monday, December 01 2008
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Electrically superconductive outer layers are supported by highly thermally conductive skeletons.
A heterogeneous material construction has been devised for sensing coils of super-conducting quantum interference device (SQUID) magnetometers that are subject to a combination of requirements peculiar to some advanced applications, notably including low-field magnetic resonance imaging for medical diagnosis. The requirements in question are the following:
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