Which mechanism limits current density in Type-II superconductors?

💡 Explanation

Flux pinning prevents Abrikosov vortices induced by high magnetic fields from moving, thereby limiting energy dissipation. This increase in dissipation would otherwise lead to losses, therefore flux pinning enables higher critical current densities, rather than other dissipation methods.

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