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Millions of amp squared seconds. A performance indicator of a superconducting cable that determines two primary factors of the adequate quench protection system: how quickly the current in the magnet must be reduced once a quench is detected and how quickly a quench must be detected, once the initiating spot quenches. [[Category:Abbreviations]] | Millions of amp squared seconds. A performance indicator of a superconducting cable that determines two primary factors of the adequate quench protection system: how quickly the current in the magnet must be reduced once a quench is detected and how quickly a quench must be detected, once the initiating spot quenches. [[Category:Abbreviations]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:32, 26 March 2026
Millions of amp squared seconds. A performance indicator of a superconducting cable that determines two primary factors of the adequate quench protection system: how quickly the current in the magnet must be reduced once a quench is detected and how quickly a quench must be detected, once the initiating spot quenches.