superconductivity
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Topic : superconductivity 1st sam By Akash RamiTRANSCRIPT
Superconductivity
Branch : Computer
Roll No. Name
33 Rami Akash
Introduction
Superconductivity:
The state of any conductor at which a conductor offers zero resistance is known as super conductivity and the material which shows superconductivity is known as superconductor.e.g. ceramic materials(Insulators at room temperature)
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Temperature0K
Conductors
Superconductors
Breakdown of superconductivitySuperconductivity of a material has been breakdown if;1. Temperature is
increases2. Current density is
increases3. Magnetic field
increases
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Meissner effect
Meissner effect is the phenomena of superconductors to opposing the magnetic field and vice versa.
Theories of super conductivity
LONDON THEORY -1935
GINZBURG-LANDAU THEORY – 1950
SCHRIEFFER THEORY BARDEEN, COOPER, - 1957
Classification of Superconductors
These can be classified on base of:1. Magnetic field2. Critical Temperature3. Materials4. Operational Theory (BCS Theory)
1. Classification by Magnetic field
Where;S – SuperconductivityN – Normal StateSN – Mixed State of Superconductivity and Normal State
2. Classification by Critical Temperature I – Low temperature
superconductivityThe critical temperature range for low temperature super conductors is:
II – High temperature
superconductivityThe critical temperature range for low temperature super conductors is:
3. Classification by Materials
Superconductor material classes include chemical elements (e.g. mercury or lead), alloys (such as niobium-titanium, germanium-niobium, and niobium nitride), ceramics (YBCO and magnesium diboride), or organic superconductors (fullerenes and carbon nanotubes).YBCO: Yttrium barium copper oxide
4. Operational Theory (BCS Theory)
According to BCS theory by Bardeen, Cooper and Schrieffer in 1957. In superconducting materials, below a certain critical temperature, an electron hitting an ion causes the lattice to vibrate like a bell. The vibration affects a nearby electron, causing it to be attracted to the first electron. The electrons bind together into so-called Cooper pairs, all of which share the same quantum state. This allows them to move as one, in a condensate, conducting current without resistance.
BY BCS Theory
1. The pairs of free electrons does couple through phonons are known as cooper pairs.
2. The energy of cooper pair is lower then the energy of two individual layers
3. The electrons in cooper pair have opposite spin so net spin of cooper pair is zero.
4. The electron is behave like bosons in super conductors.
Advantages
Can carry large quantities of energy without heat loss.
Able to generate strong magnetic fields.
Superconductors beneficial applications in medical imaging techniques.
New superconductive films may result in miniaturization .
Superconductors increased speed in computer chips.
Disadvantage
Superconducting materials conduct current at only given temperature known as transition temperature.
Superconductors still do not show up in most everyday electronics.
Use of Superconductors
The superconductors are mainly used in:
Super conducting speaker
Magnetically levitating
trains
MRI(Magnetic Resonance Imaging) Scan