Superconductors
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Names and connections
Superconducting materials; Superconductive devices
- Broader: Cryoelectronics
- Broader: Electronics--Materials
- Broader: Solid state electronics
- Narrower: Borocarbide superconductors
- Narrower: Boronitride superconductors
- Narrower: Ceramic superconductors
- Narrower: Copper oxide superconductors
- Narrower: Cryogenic gyroscopes
- Narrower: Cryotrons
- Narrower: Electric lines--Superconducting
- Narrower: High temperature superconductors
- Narrower: Josephson effect
- Narrower: Josephson junctions
- Narrower: Organic superconductors
- Narrower: Ruthenium oxide superconductors
- Narrower: Superconducting composites
- Narrower: Superconducting generators
- Narrower: Superconducting magnets
- Narrower: Superconducting quantum interference devices
- Narrower: Superconductors, Ternary
- Narrower: Superconductors, Type II
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