Superconductor testing

Superconducting materials conduct electricity with zero electrical resistance and enable stable magnetic levitation when cooled below their critical temperature.

With access to high-field installations (resistive magnets up to 37 T), we offer several measurements for confirming materials' superconductivity under extreme temperature, magnetic field, and pressure conditions, including the following:

  • Critical current density at 4.2 K in fields up to 15 T

  • Magnetization from 2–300 K in fields up to 9 T

  • Critical temperature (Tc) by transport or magnetization

  • Thermal expansion from 4.2–300 K

  • Thermal conductivity and specific heat capacity from 2–300 K

  • Critical current vs. strain at 77 K

  • Tensile testing at 4.2 or 77 K with forces up to 500 kN

  • Fatigue testing at 4.2 or 77 K

  • Fracture toughness at 4.2 or 77 K

These measurements support the functional characterization of materials such as high-temperature superconductor (HTS) wires, tapes, and coils, superconducting thin films, low-temperature superconducting cables and conductors, and components for superconducting magnets.

Please contact us for more information and to request a quote.

Suitable sample matrices
Low- and high-temperature superconducting components and correlated systems
Available quality systems
Measurlabs validated method
Method expert
Parisa Talebi
Parisa Talebi

Questions? We're happy to help.

Questions? We're happy to help.

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