Widerstände, Kondensatoren, Spulen und ihre Werkstoffe

Zinke, Otto; Seither, Hans

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-50981-0

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“…The inductance of the rectangular SQUID was estimated with three different formulas: for coplanar lines [6], for a round washer, and for a quadratic washer [7], where the rectangular SQUID hole was approximated by a quadratic or a round one having the same area. Contributions of kinetic inductances were also included assuming a London penetration depth of 300 nm.…”

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Integrated SQUID gradiometers for measurement in disturbed environments

Schultze

Stolz

IJsselsteijn

et al. 1997

IEEE Trans. Appl. Supercond.

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Planar dc SQUID gradiometers with integrated antenna were designed and investigated. With low-T, superconductors they were realized as washer type and as transformer type SQUID gradiometers. With high-T, superconductors we tested galvanometer SQUIDs. Field gradient sensitivities of 32 ff/(cmdHz) could be achieved with low-T, SQUIDs and of 520 ff/(emdHz) with high-T, SQUIDs, respectively. All types of gradiometers could work stable in disturbed environments. The influence of the SQUID gradiometer layout and the construction of the sample holder on the degree of disturbance suppression is shown.

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