Penetration depth and critical fields in superconducting NbTi thin films grown by co-sputtering at room temperature
Yeonkyu Lee,
Jinyoung Yun,
Chanyoung Lee
et al.
Abstract:We present a study on the superconducting properties of 300 nm thick NbTi thin films grown by co-sputtering on silicon substrates at room temperature. The samples exhibit a Nb (50 at.%) and Ti (50 at.%) chemical composition, revealing a polycrystalline structure textured along the (110) axis of the body-centered cubic structure. The measured superconducting critical temperature (Tc
) was 9.65 K, and the upper critical field extrapolated to zero temperature reached approximately 15 T, resultin… Show more
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