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Recent developments in second-generation (2G) HTS wire and coil technology are presented highlighting the ability of 2G HTS wire to function under demanding operating conditions associated with many applications including linear motors for transportation. The challenges of use in various coil constructions and applications are discussed. The 2G wire architecture of a structural substrate, buffer stack, HTS layer, and stabilization enables the 2G wire to tolerate high stress levels while providing the high current density required for lightweight, compact magnets. The high winding current density that is available with SuperPower's thin (0.1 mm) 2G HTS wire has been utilized in several coil demonstrations, including one generating central fields in excess of 26.8 T. The ability of the wire to be tailored (stabilization, insulation, ac losses) to fit various operating parameters will also be discussed.
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