CN112233871A - Non-heat conduction current lead excitation device and excitation circuit of superconducting magnet - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a no-heat conduction current lead excitation device of a superconducting magnet, which comprises an excitation service tower and a pair of mutual inductors arranged in the excitation service tower, wherein each mutual inductor comprises a primary coil connected with two first current leads at the room temperature end of the superconducting magnet and a secondary coil adjacent to the primary coil but not in contact with the primary coil; the secondary coil is sequentially connected with the rectifying circuit, the two second current leads and the superconducting magnet; the diameter of each first current lead is smaller than the diameter of the second current lead. The excitation circuit comprises a first current lead, a mutual inductor, a rectifying circuit, a second current lead and a superconducting magnet which are sequentially connected, wherein the mutual inductor comprises a primary coil and a secondary coil which mutually induce and conduct current and voltage, and the current passing through the first current lead is smaller than the current passing through the second current lead. The invention reduces the electric connection heat leakage power and the requirement of the superconducting magnet on the refrigeration power, increases the stability of magnet excitation and the loss of liquid helium, and saves energy and cost.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of superconducting magnets, in particular to a superconducting magnet non-heat conduction current lead excitation device and an excitation circuit, wherein a power supply excitation and maintenance mode is that high voltage and small current are injected into a magnet, so that heat leakage power caused by electric connection is reduced, and the requirement of the magnet on refrigeration power is reduced.
Background
Superconducting magnets maintain a continuous current in superconducting coils to generate a magnetic field. The current superconducting magnets can be classified into the following current maintaining modes: closed loop and open loop operation. The magnet working in a closed loop mode turns off a superconducting switch in the magnet after a current is loaded by an excitation power supply (during excitation), so that a pure superconducting closed loop circuit without resistance is formed, and the current can continuously and stably flow in the superconducting closed loop circuit including a field coil for a long time, so that a very stable magnetic field is maintained. There are also some magnets that do not operate in a closed loop for some reason or need. For example, a magnet made of high temperature superconducting material, which has a slow magnetic field decay due to the remaining joint resistance, is a typical example of an open-loop magnet. Magnets that operate in an open loop manner require a steady power supply to maintain the magnet current. The magnet excitation is realized by connecting an excitation power supply and the magnet through an excitation lead. Since the magnet current is typically in the order of several hundred amperes (e.g., 200-1000 amperes), a fairly thick copper wire or rod is required to make a safe connection and not so much heat is generated. However, copper is also a good conductor of heat, and such an excitation current lead generates a large amount of heat leakage. This problem is particularly acute with open-loop magnets, because closed-loop magnets have current leads removed after excitation is complete, while open-loop magnets have current leads that are permanently connected to maintain current flow.
The current lead wire inserted into the magnet during excitation is composed of a thick copper wire or a plurality of strands of thin copper wires through which a large current can safely pass. Copper is not only a good conductor of electricity but also a good conductor of heat. Inserting current leads introduces a large heat sink heat source into the cryogenic system. This heat leakage power is several tens of times, or even more, the refrigeration power of the cold head, and therefore, a large evaporation loss of liquid helium occurs. The excitation process is generally controlled over a short period of time. After the excitation is completed, the excitation lead wire must be pulled out in a short time. This procedure is clearly unsuitable for magnets that require a long time operation on a power supply. Magnets that require a long connection to a power source require a stronger refrigeration system to balance the heat leakage from the current leads.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to overcome the defects of the prior art, the invention provides the superconducting magnet, the power supply excitation and maintenance mode of which is injected into the magnet through high voltage and small current, thereby reducing the heat leakage power caused by electric connection and reducing the requirement of the magnet on the refrigeration power.
The technical scheme adopted by the invention is as follows: a no-heat conduction current lead excitation device for a superconducting magnet, comprising an excitation service tower and a pair of mutual inductors arranged therein, wherein:
the mutual inductor comprises a primary coil and a secondary coil, wherein the primary coil is connected with two first current leads at the room temperature end of the superconducting magnet, and the secondary coil is adjacent to the primary coil but not in contact with the primary coil;
the secondary coil is sequentially connected with the rectifying circuit, the two second current leads and the superconducting magnet;
the diameter of each first current lead is smaller than the diameter of the second current lead.
Preferably, the excitation device further comprises an excitation service tower and a mutual inductance thermal insulation cylinder penetratingly connected between a low temperature dewar room temperature enclosure and a low temperature dewar liquid helium vessel of the superconducting magnet, wherein:
the mutual inductance heat insulation cylinder is provided with a cold screen heat transfer cover and a mutual inductance heat insulation cylinder;
the cold screen heat transfer cover is contacted with the low-temperature Dewar radiation-proof cold screen for cooling, and simultaneously isolates a heat source at the room temperature end outside the low-temperature Dewar liquid helium container;
and the mutual inductance heat insulation cylinder is used for accommodating the secondary coil of the mutual inductance coil and the rectifying circuit.
Preferably, at least one heat conduction block is further arranged between the rectifying circuit and the mutual inductance heat insulation cylinder.
Preferably, the cold shield heat transfer cover is made of a heat conducting material, is in contact with the low-temperature Dewar radiation-proof cold shield, and transfers heat generated by the second current lead to the cold shield, so that the second current lead is cooled, and meanwhile, a heat source at a room temperature end is isolated outside the low-temperature Dewar liquid helium container.
Preferably, each second current lead is penetratingly connected to the sealed heat transfer cover by a sealed insulating sleeve.
Preferably, the mutual inductance heat insulation cylinder is a double-layer vacuum structure formed by nesting a mutual inductance heat insulation inner cylinder and a mutual inductance heat insulation outer cylinder;
the upper end of the mutual inductance heat insulation inner cylinder is sealed by an excitation service tower, and the lower end of the mutual inductance heat insulation inner cylinder is hermetically connected with a low-temperature Dewar liquid helium container;
preferably, the upper end of the mutual inductance heat insulation outer cylinder is sealed by an excitation service tower, and the lower end of the mutual inductance heat insulation outer cylinder is hermetically connected with the low-temperature Dewar shell and communicated with an interlayer space between the mutual inductance heat insulation inner cylinders and a vacuum cavity of the low-temperature Dewar.
Preferably, a vacuum gap L is reserved between the mutual inductance heat insulation outer cylinder and the inner wall of the excitation service tower, and the gap L is larger than zero.
Preferably, the secondary coil is connected with the rectifier diode, the filter capacitor and the superconducting magnet. Preferably, a superconducting switch is further connected to both ends of the superconducting magnet.
Preferably, the excitation service tower is further connected with one or more of a temperature sensor, a current sensor and a voltage sensor, and is used for monitoring signals of temperature, voltage, current and the like.
The no heat conduction current lead excitation circuit of superconducting magnet, including first current lead, mutual inductance coil, rectifier circuit, second current lead and superconducting magnet that connect gradually, wherein:
the mutual inductance coil is arranged in an excitation service tower of the excitation service tower and comprises a primary coil and a secondary coil which mutually induce and conduct current and voltage;
the primary coil is connected with the first current lead and is used for being connected with a power supply to obtain a power supply;
the secondary coil is connected with the second current lead and is used for being connected with a superconducting magnet for supplying power;
and the current through the first current lead is less than the current through the second current lead, the number of turns of the primary coil being greater than the number of turns of the secondary coil.
Preferably, the rectifying circuit includes a rectifying diode and a smoothing capacitor; wherein: the secondary coil is connected in series with a rectifier diode and a filter capacitor in sequence to rectify the output current.
Preferably, a superconducting switch is further connected to both ends of the superconducting magnet.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the beneficial effects that: the invention relates to a superconducting magnet athermal conduction current lead excitation device and an athermal conduction current lead excitation circuit, which are composed of a mutual induction primary coil at a room temperature end and a secondary coil adjacent to the primary coil but not in contact with the primary coil (so that heat is hardly conducted between the two) through a pair of mutual inductances. The heat generated by the secondary coil is transformed through a large-current lead, and then is conducted to a first-stage cold head of a refrigerator on the magnet together with a heat conducting block of the rectifying circuit and the low-temperature Dewar radiation-proof cold screen, so that the low temperature is kept. The mutual inductive secondary coil is connected with a low-temperature rectifying circuit at the same position, and is converted into direct current with low voltage and large current through a voltage transformation and rectifying circuit.
Meanwhile, the high refrigeration power of the primary cold head, the heat conducting block and the heat conducting rod are utilized to cool the transformation and rectification circuit to about 40K. The large current direct current output by the rectifying circuit is connected to the magnet coil by a thicker copper wire (or a high-temperature superconducting wire). Since the connecting wire for large current is only connected between 40K and 4K, the heat leakage is greatly reduced compared with the heat leakage from the room temperature environment of 300K to 4K. If the copper wire connected under the two temperature difference conditions is assumed to be unchanged, the heat leakage ratio is 0.09.
Since a large current is conducted only at a low temperature between 40K and 4K, a high-temperature superconducting wire can be used to conduct the current. Since the resistance of the high-temperature superconducting wire is zero, ohmic heat is not generated. And because the heat conductivity of the high-temperature superconducting wire is greatly lower than that of copper, the heat leakage of 40K to 4K can be further reduced.
In summary, the athermal conduction current lead excitation device of the superconducting magnet and the athermal conduction current lead excitation circuit of the superconducting magnet according to the present invention inject the high voltage and the small current into the magnet, thereby reducing the heat leakage power caused by the electrical connection, reducing the requirement of the magnet on the refrigeration power, and saving the energy and the operation cost.
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FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a superconducting magnet athermal conduction current lead excitation arrangement;
FIG. 2 is an enlarged view of a portion of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a no-heat conduction current lead excitation circuit diagram of a superconducting magnet;
wherein: 1-excitation service tower, 2-mutual inductor, 21-primary coil, 22-secondary coil; 3-a first current lead, 4-an insulating sealing sleeve, 5-a rectifying circuit, 51-a rectifying diode and 52-a filter capacitor; 6-a second current lead, 7-a superconducting magnet, 8-a low-temperature dewar room-temperature shell, 9-a low-temperature dewar radiation-proof cold screen, 10-a low-temperature dewar liquid helium container, 11-a mutual inductance heat insulation cylinder, 111-a cold screen heat transfer cover, 112-a mutual inductance heat insulation cylinder vacuum layer, 1121-a mutual inductance heat insulation inner cylinder and 1122-a mutual inductance heat insulation outer cylinder; 12-superconducting switch, 13-heat conducting block.
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Reference will now be made in detail to embodiments of the present invention, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings, wherein like or similar reference numerals refer to the same or similar elements or elements having the same or similar function throughout. The embodiments described below with reference to the accompanying drawings are illustrative only for the purpose of explaining the present invention, and are not to be construed as limiting the present invention.
In the description of the present invention, it is to be understood that the terms "center", "upper", "lower", "front", "rear", "left", "right", and the like indicate orientations or positional relationships based on those shown in the drawings, and are only for convenience in describing the present invention and simplifying the description, but do not indicate or imply that the combination or element referred to must have a specific orientation, be constructed in a specific orientation, and be operated, and thus, are not to be construed as limiting the present invention. In addition, in the description process of the embodiment of the present invention, the positional relationships of the devices such as "upper", "lower", "front", "rear", "left", "right", and the like in all the drawings are based on fig. 1.
As shown in fig. 1, the no-heat conduction current lead excitation device for a superconducting magnet comprises an excitation service tower 1 and a pair of mutual inductors 2 arranged in the excitation service tower, wherein:
referring to the mutual inductor 2 shown in fig. 2, the mutual inductor comprises a primary coil 21 connected with two first current leads 3 at the room temperature end of the superconducting magnet, and a secondary coil 22 adjacent to the primary coil 21 but not in contact with the primary coil;
a secondary coil 22 connected to the rectifier circuit 5, the two second current leads 6, and the superconducting magnet 7 in this order;
the diameter of each first current lead 3 is smaller than the diameter of the second current lead 6; that is, the first current lead 3 is a small current lead, and the second current lead 6 is a large current lead, since the primary coil and the secondary coil of the mutual inductor are not in contact with each other, heat is hardly conducted therebetween, and heat generated by the secondary coil is conducted to the primary cold head of the refrigerator on the magnet through the large current lead, the rectifying circuit and the low-temperature dewar radiation-proof cold shield, as shown in fig. 2, thereby maintaining a low temperature.
That is to say, the non-heat conduction current lead excitation device of the device simultaneously utilizes the large refrigeration power of the primary cold head, the heat conduction block and the heat conduction rod to cool the transformation and rectification circuit to about 40K. The large current direct current output by the rectifying circuit is connected to the magnet coil by a thicker copper wire or a high-temperature superconducting wire. Since the connecting wire for large current is only connected between 40K and 4K, the heat leakage is greatly reduced compared with the heat leakage from the room temperature environment of 300K to 4K. If the copper wire connected in the two temperature difference conditions is assumed to be unchanged, the heat leakage ratio is
It can be seen that this arrangement greatly reduces the heat leakage from the current leads.
Since a large current is conducted only at a low temperature between 40K and 4K, a high-temperature superconducting wire can be used to conduct the current. Since the resistance of the high-temperature superconducting wire is zero, ohmic heat is not generated. And because the heat conductivity of the high-temperature superconducting wire is greatly lower than that of copper, the heat leakage of 40K to 4K can be further reduced. The athermal conduction current lead excitation device further comprises an excitation service tower 1 and a mutual inductance insulation cylinder 11 penetratingly connected between a low temperature dewar room temperature enclosure 8 of the superconducting magnet and a low temperature dewar liquid helium vessel 10, wherein:
a mutual inductance heat insulation cylinder 11 having a cold shield heat transfer cover 111 and a mutual inductance heat insulation cylinder 112;
the cold screen heat transfer cover 111 is in contact with the low-temperature Dewar radiation-proof cold screen 9 for cooling, and simultaneously isolates a heat source at a room temperature end outside the low-temperature Dewar liquid helium container 10, so that the refrigeration performance of the low-temperature Dewar radiation-proof cold screen is further enhanced;
the mutual inductance heat insulation cylinder 112 is used for accommodating the secondary coil 22 of the mutual inductance coil 2 and the rectifying circuit 5, the cold screen heat transfer cover is in contact with the low-temperature Dewar radiation-proof cold screen for cooling, and the transformation and rectifying circuit can be cooled to about 40K by directly utilizing the large refrigeration power of the primary cold head, the heat conduction block and the heat conduction rod. At least one heat conduction block 13 is arranged between the rectification circuit 5 and the mutual inductance heat insulation cylinder 11 and used for carrying out heat dissipation treatment on the rectification circuit and ensuring a low-temperature superconducting environment.
Preferably, the cold shield heat transfer cover 111 is made of a heat conducting material, is in contact with the low-temperature dewar radiation-proof cold shield 9, and transfers heat generated by the second current lead 6 to the cold shield, so that the second current lead is cooled, and meanwhile, a heat source at a room temperature end is isolated outside the low-temperature dewar liquid helium container 10, and the heat insulation effect is further improved.
Each second current lead 6 of the non-heat conducting current lead excitation device is penetratingly connected to the sealing heat transfer cover 111 through a sealing insulation sleeve 4. Preferably, the mutual inductance heat insulation cylinder 112 is a double-layer vacuum structure formed by nesting a mutual inductance heat insulation inner cylinder 1121 and a mutual inductance heat insulation outer cylinder 1122;
the upper end of the mutual inductance heat insulation inner cylinder 1121 is sealed by an excitation service tower 1, and the lower end of the mutual inductance heat insulation inner cylinder 1121 is hermetically connected with a low-temperature Dewar liquid helium container 10;
the mutual inductance heat insulation outer cylinder 1122 is sealed by the excitation service tower 1 at the upper end, is hermetically connected with the low-temperature Dewar shell 8 at the lower end, and is communicated with the interlayer space between the mutual inductance heat insulation inner cylinder 1121 and the vacuum cavity of the low-temperature Dewar, so that the mutual inductance heat insulation cylinder 112 is communicated with the vacuum cavity of the low-temperature Dewar to obtain cold refrigeration, and the cold loss is reduced.
Further, a vacuum gap L is reserved between the mutual inductance heat insulation outer cylinder 1122 and the inner wall of the excitation service tower 1, and the gap L is larger than zero, so that the cold energy generated by a cold head consumed by the mutual inductance heat insulation cylinder is reduced, and further the energy is saved.
The secondary coil 22 of the no-heat conduction current lead excitation device is connected with the rectifier diode 51, the filter capacitor 52 and the superconducting magnet 7, so that external low current and high voltage are converted into high current and low voltage to be supplied to the superconducting magnet for excitation, and the rectifier diode and the filter capacitor are used for supplying stable current to ensure that the superconducting magnet is stably excited, and finally voltage transformation and stable power supply are realized.
The two ends of the superconducting magnet 7 of the no-heat conduction current lead excitation device are also connected with superconducting switches 12, and after the excitation of the superconducting coil is finished, the superconducting switches are closed, so that the superconducting current can be kept for a long time without a power supply. Preferably, the rectifying circuit 5 is further connected to one or more of a temperature sensor, a current sensor and a voltage sensor for monitoring signals such as temperature, voltage and current, so that the athermal conduction current lead excitation device can be monitored more conveniently.
As shown in fig. 3, the heatless conduction current lead excitation circuit of a superconducting magnet includes a first current lead 3, a mutual coil 2, a rectifier circuit 5, a second current lead 6 and a superconducting magnet 7, which are connected in sequence, wherein:
the mutual inductance coil 2 is arranged in the excitation service tower 1 and comprises a primary coil 21 and a secondary coil 22 which mutually induce and conduct current and voltage;
the primary coil 21 is connected with the first current lead 3 and is used for connecting a power supply and obtaining a power supply;
the secondary coil 22 is connected with the second current lead 6 and used for connecting the superconducting magnet 7 for supplying power;
and the current through the first current lead 3 is smaller than the current through the second current lead, the number of turns of the primary coil 21 is greater than the number of turns of the secondary coil 22.
The rectifying circuit 5 of the heatless conduction current lead exciting circuit includes a rectifying diode 51 and a smoothing capacitor 52; wherein: the secondary coil 22 is sequentially connected in series with a rectifier diode 51 and a filter capacitor 52 to rectify the output current, so as to rectify the current entering the superconducting magnet 7, thereby ensuring the stability of the current entering the superconducting magnet.
In addition, the secondary coil 22 is formed by winding one of a high-temperature superconducting wire, a copper wire and a copper wire. When the secondary coil is wound by the high-temperature superconducting wire, the heat generated by the secondary coil can be greatly reduced; the secondary coil can also be wound by single crystal copper wire, and the single crystal copper has the resistivity lower than one ten-thousandth of that at normal temperature at low temperature, so that the heat generated by the secondary coil can be greatly reduced.
The secondary coil can be wound by a copper wire, and a conductor of the capacitor can be made of a high-temperature superconducting material, so that the heat generated by the capacitor can be greatly reduced; the conductor of the capacitor can be wound by single crystal copper wire, so that the heat generated by the capacitor can be greatly reduced.
The non-heat conduction current lead excitation circuit simultaneously utilizes the large refrigeration power of the primary cold head, the heat conduction block and the heat conduction rod to cool the transformation and rectification circuit to about 40K. And then a large current direct current output by the rectifying circuit is connected to the magnet coil by using a thicker copper wire or a high-temperature superconducting wire. Since the connecting wire for large current is only connected between 40K and 4K, the heat leakage is greatly reduced compared with the heat leakage from the room temperature environment of 300K to 4K. If the copper wire connected in the two temperature difference conditions is assumed to be unchanged, the heat leakage ratio is
Therefore, the non-heat-conduction current lead exciting circuit can greatly reduce the heat leakage of the current lead.
Preferably, the two ends of the superconducting magnet 7 of the no-heat conduction current lead excitation circuit are also connected with superconducting switches 12, and when the excitation of the superconducting coils is finished, the superconducting switches are closed, so that the superconducting current can be maintained for a long time without a power supply.
The embodiments of the present invention are disclosed as the preferred embodiments, but not limited thereto, and those skilled in the art can easily understand the spirit of the present invention and make various extensions and changes without departing from the spirit of the present invention.
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1. The no heat conduction current lead excitation device of superconducting magnet, its characterized in that: comprises an excitation service tower (1) and a pair of mutual inductors (2) arranged in the excitation service tower, wherein:
a mutual inductor (2) comprising a primary coil (21) connected with two first current leads (3) at the room temperature end of the superconducting magnet and a secondary coil (22) adjacent to but not in contact with the primary coil (21);
the secondary coil (22) is sequentially connected with the rectifying circuit (5), the two second current leads (6) and the superconducting magnet (7);
the diameter of each first current lead (3) is smaller than the diameter of the second current lead (6).
2. The athermal conduction current lead excitation device of claim 1, wherein: the excitation device further comprises an excitation service tower (1) and a mutual inductance heat insulation cylinder (11) which are penetratingly connected between a low-temperature Dewar room-temperature shell (8) and a low-temperature Dewar liquid helium container (10) of the superconducting magnet, wherein:
a mutual inductance heat insulation cylinder (11) which is provided with a cold shield heat transfer cover (111) and a mutual inductance heat insulation cylinder (112);
the cold screen heat transfer cover (111) is in contact with the low-temperature Dewar radiation-proof cold screen (9) for cooling, and simultaneously isolates a heat source at a room temperature end outside the low-temperature Dewar liquid helium container (10);
and a mutual inductance heat insulation cylinder (112) for accommodating the secondary coil (22) of the mutual inductance coil (2) and the rectifying circuit (5).
3. The athermal conduction current lead excitation device of claim 2, wherein: at least one heat conducting block (13) is arranged between the rectifying circuit (5) and the mutual inductance heat insulation cylinder (11).
4. The athermal conduction current lead excitation device of claim 2, wherein: and the cold shield heat transfer cover (111) is made of a heat conduction material, is in contact with the low-temperature Dewar radiation-proof cold shield (9), transfers the heat generated by the second current lead (6) to the cold shield, and simultaneously isolates a heat source at a room temperature end outside the low-temperature Dewar liquid helium container (10).
5. The athermal conduction current lead excitation device of claim 2, wherein: each second current lead (6) is penetratingly connected to the sealed heat transfer cover (111) through a sealed insulating sleeve (4).
6. The athermal conduction current lead excitation device of claim 4, wherein: the mutual inductance heat insulation cylinder (112) is a double-layer vacuum structure formed by nesting a mutual inductance heat insulation inner cylinder (1121) and a mutual inductance heat insulation outer cylinder (1122);
the upper end of the mutual inductance heat insulation inner cylinder (1121) is sealed by an excitation service tower (1), and the lower end of the mutual inductance heat insulation inner cylinder is hermetically connected with a low-temperature Dewar liquid helium container (10);
the upper end of the mutual inductance heat insulation outer cylinder (1122) is sealed by an excitation service tower (1), the lower end of the mutual inductance heat insulation outer cylinder is hermetically connected with the low-temperature Dewar shell (8), and an interlayer space between the mutual inductance heat insulation inner cylinder (1121) is communicated with a vacuum cavity of the low-temperature Dewar.
7. The athermal conduction current lead excitation device of claim 5, wherein: a vacuum gap L is reserved between the mutual inductance heat insulation outer cylinder (1122) and the inner wall of the excitation service tower (1), and the gap L is larger than zero.
8. The athermal conduction current lead excitation device of any of claims 1-6, wherein: the rectifying circuit (5) comprises a rectifying diode (51) and a filter capacitor (52), and the secondary coil (22) is connected with the rectifying diode (51), the filter capacitor (52) and the superconducting magnet (7).
9. The athermal conduction current lead excitation device of claim 6, wherein: and two ends of the superconducting magnet (7) are also connected with a superconducting switch (12).
10. The athermal conduction current lead excitation device of claim 2, wherein: the rectifying circuit excitation service tower (11) is also connected with one or more of a temperature sensor, a current sensor and a voltage sensor.
11. The athermal conduction current lead excitation device of claim 8, wherein: the secondary coil (22) is formed by winding one of a high-temperature superconducting wire and a copper wire.
12. The no heat conduction current lead excitation circuit of superconducting magnet, its characterized in that: including first current lead (3), mutual inductor (2), rectifier circuit (5), second current lead (6) and superconducting magnet (7) that connect gradually, wherein:
the mutual inductance coil (2) is arranged in the excitation service tower (1) and comprises a primary coil (21) and a secondary coil (22) which mutually induce and conduct current and voltage;
the primary coil (21) is connected with the first current lead (3) and is used for being connected with a power supply to obtain a power supply;
the secondary coil (22) is connected with the second current lead (6) and is used for connecting a superconducting magnet (7) for supplying power;
and the current through the first current lead (3) is smaller than the current through the second current lead, the number of turns of the primary coil (21) being larger than the number of turns of the secondary coil (22).
13. The athermal conduction current lead excitation circuit of claim 12, wherein: the rectifying circuit (5) comprises a rectifying diode (51) and a filter capacitor (52); wherein:
the secondary coil (22) rectifies the output current by connecting a rectifier diode (51) and a smoothing capacitor (52) in series.
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