Abstract
Multi-core Bi-2223/Ag tapes with various number of filaments (21–162), different filament architecture and their changing orientation to the tape plane have been made by the tape-in-rectangular tube (TIRT) process. The transport current properties of TIRT tape samples with “parallel” and “perpendicular” filaments have been measured. The transversal I c distribution obtained by spatially resolved transport measurements (“magnetic knife”) measurement illustrates that filament quality of TIRT tapes is better at the tape edges as in its centre. The I c degradation due to bending shows a different behaviour for parallel and perpendicular filaments which is attributed to the difference in filament density and crack propagation.
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