Organic alloys λ-(BETS) 2 Fe x Ga 1- x Cl 4 show superconductivity only under very high magnetic fields parallel to the conducting layer for x ≥0.47. As x decreases, the field induced superconducting phase shifts towards lower fields and a striking field-induced insulator to superconductor transition is observed below 4 T for x =0.45. We show that the overall features of the global phase diagram are well understood in terms of Jaccarino-Peter compensation mechanism. These results provide a new road map for the future design of high magnetic field superconductors.
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