The Influence of the Direction of Dislocation to the External Magnetic Field on the Critical Current Density and Strong Trapping of the Vortex Lattice in NbTi Wires

Our results enable a better understanding and explanation of the physical phenomena associated with strong trapping of vortex lattice in superconducting wires. These measurements showed that dislocations oriented perpendicular to the external magnetic field most strongly trapped the vortex lattice in 8 T and much weaker in the 6 T magnetic field. Further research showed that dislocations situated in the angle of 45° to the external magnetic field most strongly trap the vortexes lattice in 7 T magnetic field. Subsequent results showed that dislocations oriented parallel to the external magnetic field trap the vortex lattice most strongly in the 6 T magnetic field and much weaker in the 8 T magnetic field. Previous studies have not reported these results and pinning analyses. Our results are also important for pinning centers created by irradiation for columnar defects.