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Nb₃Sn Image Gallery

Thumbnail View Click on image or link to view	Image Link	Description
	1198 × 898 324 kB JPEG	Montage showing the components of a Superconducting Cable-In-Conduit for ITER Model Coil Program (1996) . IGC-AS (now Luvata) strand shown. This older version has gone viral and tends to show up in presentations and publication uncredited.
	1024 wide × 909 382 kB JPEG	2008 CICC Montage showing the components of a Superconducting Cable-In-Conduit Conductor for ITER. OST (Internal Tin) strand shown. Also available as: 2.4 MB Powerpoint 374 kB Transparent GIF (1024w x 909h) 1.4 MB Transparent PNG (1024w x 909h) Higher resolution versions are available.
$A fracture cross-section of a partially reacted Nb3Sn filament (TWC MJR strand).$	904 × 1033 89 kB GIF	Schematic diagram illustrating the four major designs of commercial Nb₃Sn strand. Higher resolution versions available.
$A fracture cross-section of a partially reacted Nb3Sn filament (TWC MJR strand).$	588 × 831 132 kB JPEG	A fracture cross-section of a partially reacted Nb₃Sn filament (TWC MJR strand). This one has labels.*
$Reacted Nb<sub>3</sub>Sn filament (IGC-AS Internal Sn ITER strand) revealed by fracturing.$	424 × 608 128 kB JPEG	Golden Ears of Nb₃Sn Corn II (IGC-AS Internal Sn ITER strand). Occasionally the fracture-cross-section process pulls out a filament and exposes the surface facets of the outermost Nb₃Sn grains.† [False-color] More fanciful superconductor images in the large format Gallery
$Reacted Nb<sub>3</sub>Sn filament (IGC-AS Internal Sn ITER strand) revealed by fracturing.$	480 × 613 289 kB JPEG	3-D Nb₃Sn filament! (IGC-AS Internal Sn ITER strand). Occasionally the fracture-cross-section process pulls out a filament and exposes the surface facets of the outermost Nb₃Sn grains(3-D anaglyph image) More 3D Images are available in the large format 3D Gallery While you have your 3-D glasses on check out the hi-res Mars Pathfinder images by Dr. Timothy Parker, JPL
$Reacted Nb<sub>3</sub>Sn filament (IGC-AS Internal Sn ITER strand) revealed by fracturing.$	640 × 480 901 kB BMP	Nb₃Sn Windows Desktop Image A fracture-cross-section processed to produce a dramatic background to a Windows desktop.† Processed using the Image Processing Toolkit and Micrografx Picture Publisher

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