We present the comparison between the performance of an inductive superconducting fault current limiter operating with bulkhboxBi₁.8hboxPb₀.26hboxSr₂hboxCa₂hboxCu₃hboxO₁0+xrings orhboxY₁hboxBa₂hboxCu₃hboxO₇-deltathin-film washers as secondaries. We have measured the impedance offered by the limiter under current faults and the recovery time once the faults are cleared. Our results show that the use of thin films can improve the impedance response of these devices and especially their recovery time, which can be about two orders of magnitude shorter than that of bulk samples.
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