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titleOfInvention Oxide superconducting wire manufacturing method and oxide superconducting wire
abstract An oxide superconducting wire manufacturing method capable of forming a thin film of oxide superconductor with high crystal density and high orientation at low cost. A method of manufacturing an oxide superconducting wire according to the present invention includes a step of preparing a powder made of an oxide superconductor (S10), a step of aerosolizing the powder (S30), and a step of aerosolizing. Spraying the applied aerosol onto the main surface of the substrate (S40). The powder may be a powder made of a precursor for forming an oxide superconductor. After the step of injecting, the method further comprises a step (S50) of converting the thin film formed by the step of injecting into a dense film of oxide superconductor, and the temperature inside the thin film in the step of converting is from the substrate of the thin film It is preferable that it becomes higher as it approaches the substrate from a remote area. [Selection] Figure 1
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