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Influence of the shape in the losses of solenoidal air-core transformers

The losses in an HTS tape depend strongly on the perpendicular magnetic field. In order to avoid this magnetic field component in an air core transformer, a toroidal geometry was proposed and studied in previous work. Due to the difficulties that one finds in constructing toroidal coils, the straight solenoidal geometry is now under study. In this case, the magnetic field close to the ends of the coil is not parallel to the axis and a perpendicular component appears. In the present work, the losses due to this component are studied as a function of the coil geometry-i.e., the ratio between length and diameter-and a practical formulation is found.