[en] Highlights of the literature on superconducting devices and materials are presented. The highlights are followed by a bibliography of approximately 680 references

[en] A brief review of the highlights of the literature is presented. The review is followed by a bibliography of approximately 750 references

[en] The design study compares the network operating conditions for conventional and for superconducting transformers. The results indicate that high-Tc superconducting transformers require short-circuit current limitation by way of high-Tc superconducting switches. This would permit the short-circuit voltage of the transformers to be indefinitely low. Another task investigated in the study is prevention of core losses, and a draft design is presented of a coreless high-Tc superconducting transformer, whose windings are placed in coaxial cable wound up to form a toroidal coil. The parameters are given that determine the dimensioning, operating behaviour, and applications of such a transformer. (orig.)

[en] Highlights of the literature on superconducting devices and materials are presented. The highlights are followed by a bibliography of approximately 850 references

[en] A brief survey of the highlights of the literature on superconducting devices and materials is presented followed by a bibliography of approximately 1500 references

[en] This literature survey of superconducting devices and materials contains two short articles on small-scale and large-scale uses of superconductivity and a 74-page bibliography of publications on the subject

[en] An extensive review of the present and future uses of superconducting devices is presented. The topics covered include (1) research applications (magnets, microwave cavities, detectors and mixers, sensitive instrumentation, and gravimeters); (2) electrical standards (voltage, current, rf power and attenuation, temperature, and frequency); (3) rf signal processing and transmission (coaxial transmission lines, resonators, oscillators, miscellaneous circuit elements, amplifiers, millimeter-wave mixing, and extremely-low-frequency detection); (4) computer components and systems (nontunneling elements, tunneling cryotron, and shift register); (5) energy conversion and power transmission (MHD power generation, controlled thermonuclear fusion, energy storage, motors and generators, power transmission); (6) transportation; and (7) miscellaneous (medical instrumentation, water-pollution control, and prospecting)

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[en] An extensive bibliography, i.e., over 200 pages of articles from 18 US and foreign journals, on superconducting devices and materials is presented. An author index is included. Upcoming conferences related to cryogenic research are listed

[en] Highlights of the literature on superconducting devices and materials are followed by a bibliography of approximately 500 references. The references are arranged according to subject