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titleOfInvention Metal Substrates for Superconducting Thin Film Strip Conductors
abstract A high temperature superconducting thin film strip conductor (HTSL-CC) comprising a metal substrate, a buffer layer chemically generated on the metal substrate and non-rotatively grown with respect to the metal substrate, and a chemically generated superconducting coating on the buffer layer, is a metal substrate. With a surface roughness of RMS <50nm, preferably RMS <20nm, particularly preferably RMS <10nm, the buffer layer grows directly on its surface without interlayer, crystallographically non-rotating with respect to the crystal structure of the metal substrate High texture formation of the buffer layer is prominent.
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