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US 2019/0058105 A1Published application
Piezoelectricity-induced Room Temperature Superconductor
AssigneeThe United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy
InventorSalvatore Cezar Pais
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Abstract
The present invention is a room temperature superconductor comprising of a wire, which comprises of an insulator core and a metal coating. The metal coating is disposed around the insulator core, and the metal is coating deposited on the core. When a pulsed current is passed through the wire, while the wire is vibrated, room temperature superconductivity is induced.
Claims8
A room temperature superconductor comprising:
- a wire comprising an insulator core and a metal coating, the metal coating disposed around the insulator core, the metal coating deposited on the core, and, when a pulsed current is passed through the wire while the wire is vibrated, room temperature superconductivity is induced.
A piezoelectricity-induced room temperature superconductor comprising:
- a wire comprising an insulator core and a PZT coating, the PZT coating disposed around the insulator core, the PZT coating deposited on the core, the PZT coating undergoes polarizing treatment after deposition, and, when a pulsed current is passed through the wire, room temperature superconductivity is induced.
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