Comparisons of high temperature superconductor thin films on various substrates for microwave applications

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Microwave loss tangents of various perovskite-related substrates have been measured at 77 K by inserting them in a 5 GHz microstrip resonator structure. Results include LaAlO3 (1 × 10-5, NdGaO3 (3 × 10-4 ), and CaNdAlO4 (1 × -4). High quality single-crystal Tl2Ba2CaCu2O8 (TBCCO) and YBa2Cu3O7t-δ (YBCO) thin films have been grown on these substrates by a two-step process for the former and in situ laser ablation for the latter. Tc values were measured by a.c. susceptibility transition. The near-surface and average film crystallinity were examined by electron channeling pattern and X-ray rocking curve. Both TBCCO and YBCO films on these substrates have been patterned into 2.3 GHz resonators. Low-power Q values of 16 000-20 000 have been obtained for both TBCCO and YBCO on LaAlO3 substrates. Performance of superconductors on NdGaO3 and CaNdAlO4 was inferior because of increased losses from the substrates. © 1991.

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Young, K. H., Negrete, G. V., Eddy, M. M., Sun, J. Z., James, T. W., Robinson, M., & Smith, E. J. (1991). Comparisons of high temperature superconductor thin films on various substrates for microwave applications. Thin Solid Films, 206(1–2), 116–121. https://doi.org/10.1016/0040-6090(91)90403-K

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