Abstract
We propose a new method for measuring flux flow resistivity, and name it the “pulse-excited vibration method, ” This method is capable of evaluating effective flux flow resistivity, which is important to analyze the properties of superconducting bulk materials in a transient mode. In this paper, we describe the pulse-excited vibration method in detail, and estimate the flux flow resistivity of a superconducting bulk sample based on our model. Furthermore, the validity of this method was verified successfully by applying the measurement process to a superconducting tape.
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