Abstract
We have investigated the angular dependence of the resistivity and the critical current density in the magnetic field for YBa 2Cu 3O 7−δ thin films. Angular dependence of the magnetoresistivity is found to follow a sin 2 φ form expected for the Lorentz-force-driven flux motion model, although when the magnetic field is applied parallel to the direction of grain or twin boundaries, the resistivity drops are observed depending on the sample. In the angular dependence of the critical current density, asymmetry is observed with respect to φ = 180°, which may be due to surface pinning at the interface between the film and the substrate. However, its angular dependence is explained by the simple flux motion model in spite of asymmetry.
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