P.R.

PATIL INSTITUTE OF
POLYTECHNIC & TECHNOLOGY.
NAME:- ANKITA D. SAWALE
ROLL NO.:- EE-23
SEMESTER:-THIRD
BRANCH:- ELECTRICAL
SUPERCONDUCTOR
 -: CONTENT :-
 INTRODUCTION
 WORKING
 PROPERTIES
 APPLICATIONS
 CONCLUSION
 REFERENCE
 INTRODUCTION
 Superconductor is a material having the ability
to conduct the electricity without any loss of
energy.
 Superconductivity occurs in a certain material
at very low temperature.
 Superconductivity was first discovered in 1911
by the Dutch physicist, Heike Kammerlingh
Onnes.
 WORKING
 Inside a Superconductor, the behavior of electrons is vastly
different.
 The impurities are still there, but the movement of
superconducting electrons through the obstacle course is
quite different.
 As the superconducting electrons travel through the
conductor they pass unobstructed through the any obstacle.
 Because they bump into nothing & creates no friction.
 Hence, they can transmit electricity with no appreciable
loss in the current & no loss of energy.
 PROPERTIES
 Most of the physical properties of
superconductors vary from material to
material, such as the heat capacity and the
critical temperature, critical field, and critical
current density at which superconductivity is
destroyed.
 On the other hand, all the superconductors
have exactly zero resistivity at low applied
current.
 APPLICATIONS
 Superconductor use for transportation has
already been used in MAGLEV trains in japan.
 It is used to make Digital Circuits & Microwave
Filters for mobile phone base.
 It is also used in Electrical Transmission line.
 In MRI machines, Biotechnical engg., sensors,
separation.
 REFERENCE
 www.googlescholar.com
 Wikipedia.org/wiki/superconductivity.
 Miss. Pooja Rithe.
THANK YOU!