Journal of Infrared and Millimeter Waves, Volume. 40, Issue 3, 321(2021)
Flux pinning properties of InN
Fig. 2. (a) R-T transitions,(b) R-B2 transitions as a function of temperature,(c) The upper critical field Bc2 as a function of temperature. In(a–c), the resistance is measured with a current of 1 μA
Fig. 3. (a) I-V curves at various temperatures from 120 mK to 3 K for self-field,(
Fig. 5. (a) log(R) vs 1/T in various fields and the fitting results of TAFF model.(b) Field dependence of U0 (B). the solid lines are power-law fits using U0(B)~ B-α.
Fig. 6. (a) The dots are experimental data of temperature dependence of Ic at zero field. The blue, green, and red lines are fitting results using δTc, δL, and the combined δL+δTcmodel, respectively,(b) Temperature dependence of Ic in various fields and the fitting results of δL+δTc model.
Fig. 7. (a) Magnetic field dependence of critical current Ic and the fitting results of exponential-law,(b) Reduced field dependence of normalized flux pinning force fp(h) at various temperatures. Solid line is the fitting curve using Eq.(6)
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Zhi-Yong SONG, Li-Yan SHANG, Jun-Hao CHU, Ping-Ping CHEN, [in Chinese], Ting-Ting KANG. Flux pinning properties of InN[J]. Journal of Infrared and Millimeter Waves, 2021, 40(3): 321
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Received: Jul. 7, 2020
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Published Online: Sep. 9, 2021
The Author Email: Li-Yan SHANG (lyshang@ee.ecnu.edu.cn), Ting-Ting KANG (kang@mail.sitp.ac.cn)