Fig. 9: J c (H//c) and F p (H//c) at 4.2 K for previous record performing films with present results (red squares) superimposed. | Nature Communications

Fig. 9: J c (H//c) and F p (H//c) at 4.2 K for previous record performing films with present results (red squares) superimposed.

From: RETRACTED ARTICLE: Significantly enhanced critical current density and pinning force in nanostructured, (RE)BCO-based, coated conductor

Fig. 9

a J c versus H at 4.2 K for the following films: Miura et al., highly over-doped (Y,Gd)Ba2Cu2.3OX + BHO film made using CSD53, rotated dark green triangles, Stangl et al.51,52, overdoped YBCO film made via PLD, brown circles; Xu et al.56, 15%Zr doped (Y0.6Gd0.6)Ba2Cu2.3OX film made via MOCVD, data at 4.2 K, purple diamonds; Majkic et al.57, 15%Zr doped REBCO film made via MOCVD and reported in Fig. 8 of ref. 53, data at 4.2 K, dark blue triangles; and Goyal et al.46, YBCO + 4 vol%BZO via PLD, data at 5 K, light green triangles; Goyal et al.46, YBCO + 2 vol%BZO via PLD, data at 5 K, inverted turquoise blue triangles. b F p versus H at 4.2 K for same films as in a. In previous work, the highest F p was for Miura et al., with the F p ~ 2.8TN/m3 at 7 T. Stangl et al. reported on a YBa2Cu3.0OX film with no added pinning centers and hence had a lower F p between applied fields of 3–5 T than several other films shown on the plot.

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