Site specific He ion irradiation damage studies in nanolayered thin films by cross-coupling Helium Ion Microscopy with TEM and APT

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AbstractThe effects of oxygen and helium ion irradiation on the superconducting properties of Tl2Ca2Ba2Cu3010 thin films were investigated. The transition temperature and width were monitored as a function of ion fluence using both magnetization and resistivity measurements. These data suggest that superconductivity is completely suppressed at 0.020 dpa for both He and 0 ion irradiation. Further, the rate of decrease in Tc as a function of deposited energy showed that the dominant mechanism causing damage-induced suppression of Tc in these films was from atomic collisions.


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