NASA NTRS · 19930000720
Spray-Deposited Superconductor/Polymer Coatings
Abstract
Coatings that exhibit the Meissner effect formed at relatively low temperature. High-temperature-superconductor/polymer coatings that exhibit Meissner effect deposited onto components in variety of shapes and materials. Simple, readily available equipment needed in coating process, mean coatings produced economically. Coatings used to keep magnetic fields away from electronic circuits in such cryogenic applications as magnetic resonance imaging and detection of infrared, and in magnetic suspensions to provide levitation and/or damping of vibrations.
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Wise, Stephanie A., Tran, Sang Q., Hooker, Matthew W.. 1993-11-01. Spray-Deposited Superconductor/Polymer Coatings. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930000720
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