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Current distribution monitoring enables quench and damage detection in superconducting fusion magnets
Fusion magnets made from high temperature superconducting ReBCO CORC® cables are typically protected with quench detection systems that use voltage or temperature measurements to trigger current extraction processes. Although small coils with low inductances have been demonstrated, magnet prote
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