Superconducting thin film material and method of manufacturing the same
AssigneesSumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd., International Superconductivity Technology Center, The Juridical Foundation
InventorsShuji Hahakura, Kazuya Ohmatsu, Munetsugu Ueyama, Katsuya Hasegawa
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Abstract
A superconducting thin film material that can realize attainment of an excellent property such as a high JC and a high IC and reduction of costs at the same time includes an orientated metal substrate and an oxide superconductor film formed on the orientated metal substrate. The oxide superconductor film includes a physical vapor deposition HoBCO layer formed by a physical vapor deposition method, and a metal organic deposition HoBCO layer formed on the physical vapor deposition HoBCO layer by a metal organic deposition method.
Claims7
A superconducting thin film material, comprising:
- a substrate;
- and
- a superconductor film formed on said substrate,
- said superconductor film including
- a physical vapor deposition layer formed by a physical vapor deposition method, and
- a metal organic deposition layer formed on said physical vapor deposition layer by a metal organic deposition method, wherein
- a plurality of structures made up of a combination of said physical vapor deposition layer and said metal organic deposition layer are stacked in said superconductor film.
A method of manufacturing a superconducting thin film material, comprising:
- a substrate preparation step for preparing a substrate;
- and
- a superconductor film formation step for forming a superconductor film on said substrate,
- said superconductor film formation step including
- a physical vapor deposition step for forming a physical vapor deposition layer by a physical vapor deposition method, and
- a metal organic deposition step for forming a metal organic deposition layer on said physical vapor deposition layer by a metal organic deposition method,
- wherein the physical vapor deposition step and the metal organic deposition step are alternately performed more than once.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.