Abstract

The combined influence of both bulk pinning and edge barrier on zero-field transport properties and alternating-current (ac) losses in superconducting tapes and films is considered. The equilibrium distributions of the magnetic flux density n(y) and of the sheet current density i(y) are found analytically for the tapes with an oscillating transport current. The critical current is calculated taking into account both bulk and edge pinning of the magnetic flux, and the dependence of the dissipation loss power upon the ac amplitude I0 is found. The crossover from barrier- to pinning-controlled ac losses is predicted with the increase of current oscillation amplitude I0.

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