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But how do you get them out? Don't electrons prefer the path of least resistance, so that is staying in the superconductor? Or they won't stand still?
by XCSme 3y ago
But how do you get them out? Don't electrons prefer the path of least resistance, so that is staying in the superconductor? Or they won't stand still?
- jesse9766 3y agoConverting magnetic force into electrical current (electromagnetic induction) is the principal behind of all electrical power generation. SMES (superconducting magnetic electrical storage) is essentially an inductor made using superconductors. Electrical current gets converted into magnetic force and then back into electrical current when the circuit is discharged.
- XCSme 3y agoSo they still generate permanent electromagnetic force when "charged"?