Abstract
The temperature and DC magnetic field dependence of surface impedance (Zs) of high temperature superconducting Bi(Pb)–Sr–Ca–Cu–O (BPSCCO) films on MgO substrate were measured at microwave frequency. At a low temperature, surface resistance (Rs) increases rapidly in the low DC magnetic field range and gradually in the high-field range. However, the surface reactance (Xs) also increases rapidly in low fields but hardly changes in high fields. At high temperature, Rs shows only a monotonic increase vs the field but Xs hardly changes.
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