Sastry Pamidi

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Dr. Sastry Pamidi is a Professor and Chair at the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering in the United States. His research areas focus on high-temperature superconducting (HTS) materials and systems, including electric insulation design, power conversion for pulsed power applications, and cryogenic technology. Recent publications highlight his work in optimizing HTS power cables and evaluating dielectric response at cryogenic temperatures.

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University of Colorado Boulder

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Demonstration of current sharing around tape defects in a low-inductance CORC® wire solenoid generating a peak magnetic field of 4.6 T at 25 K

A Novel Power Conversion System for SMES in Pulsed Power Applications

Electric Field Analysis and Partial Discharge Measurements-Aided Design of Electrical Insulation Systems for HTS Cables for Electric Transportation

Optimization of Cryostat for Gaseous H2 Cooled High Temperature Superconducting (HTS) Power Cables

Evaluation of Polyethylene as Lapped Tape Electrical Insulation for Helium Gas Cooled HTS Power Cables

Measurement and Modelling of Time Domain Dielectric Response of Insulating Materials at Cryogenic Temperature

Evaluation of Lapped Tape Electrical Insulation for Gaseous Helium Cooled High Temperature Superconducting Power Cables

Modeling and Measurements of Ramping Losses in HTS Coils for Pulsed Power Applications of SMES

Simulation for the Fault Current Limiting Operation of REBCO CORC Superconducting Cables With Different Core Materials

CLEAN: Cryogenic Link for Electric Aircraft Propulsion

Evaluation of Frequency Loss Induced Quench Protection Prototype at 77 K Using HTS Coils

Failure Mode Effects and Analysis of Superconducting Power Distribution and Related Cryogenic Components for All-Electric Ship

Helium Gas Cooled and Insulated Superconducting Coaxial Dipole Cable for Electric Transport

Novel Electrical Insulation Coatings for HTS Cables

Radiation-Resistant Electrical Insulation Materials for Superconducting Magnet Applications

SuPErShip – A Multidisciplinary Collaborative Study on System-Level Benefits of Superconducting Power Devices on Electric Ships

Superconducting Magnetic Energy Storage for Pulsed Power Magnet Applications

A turnkey gaseous helium-cooled superconducting CORC® dc power cable with integrated current leads

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Jinyeong Moon

Juan Ordonez

Peter Cheetham

Rebekah Sweat

Lukas Graber

Muhammad Tariq Nazir

Jeremy Weiss

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