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Ieee Asemd2013 - ASEMD 2013 - 2013 IEEE International Conference on Applied Superconductivity and Electromagnetic Devices （（（ASEMD ））） 25-27 October 2013 Beijing, China http://www.asemd.org IEEE ASEMD 2013 Program Book Sponsors: IEEE (Beijing Section) (Technical Co-Sponsors:) Innopower Superconductor Cable Co., Ltd. University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (Joint Orgnizers:) Administrative Commission of Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area Information for the IEEE ASEMD 2013 International Conference Proceedings ： 2013 IEEE International Conference on Applied Superconductivity and Electromagnetic Devices (#31072) IEEE Catalog Number: CFP1320G-CDR ISBN: 978-1-4799-0068-8 2013 IEEE IEEE Copyright Information http://www.ieee.org/web/publications/rights/copyrightmain.html Don't waste paper. Please consider the environment before print. - ASEMD 2013 - Table of Contents General Information III Message from the Conference Committee IX Conference Organization X Program Overview XI Plenary Speeches XII Keynote Speeches XIII Technical Program 1 Plenary Speeches （26-10-2013） 1 Oral Sessions Session A Applied Superconductivity 1 Session B Applied Superconductivity 2 Session G Control and Measurement Session H Electronic Devices, Circuits and Systems Poster Session A Session PA Applied Superconductivity 1 Session PB Applied Superconductivity 2 Session PC Electromagnetic Materials Session PD Electromagnetic Devices Session PE Electric Machines Session PF Electric Power and Renewable Energy Session PG Electronic Devices, Circuits and Systems Session PH Control and Measurement Plenary Speeches （27-10-2013） Oral Sessions Session C Electromagnetic Materials Session D Electromagnetic Devices Session E Electric Machines Session F Electric Power and Renewable Energy Special Session A Technical Issues Special Session B Management Issues Poster Session B (PA-PH) Papers and Posters Author Index 2 2013 IEEE International Conference on Applied Superconductivity and Electromagnetic Devices -- 25-27 October 2013, Beijing, China -- - ASEMD 2013 - General Information Conference Venue The ASEMD 2013 conference will be held in the “Fengda International Hotel” situated in the Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area , Beijing, China . Address: No. 20 Ronghua Middle Road, Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area, Yizhuang, Beijing 100176 , China. Tel: (86 10) 67518888 Fax: (86 10) 67518166 (Hotel contacts) http://www.fengdahotel.cn Conference Secretariat Mrs. S.W. Qi, Mrs. H.H. Li, Mr. W.X. Sun, Mr. J.B. Cui Innopower Superconductor Cable Co., Ltd., China Email: [email protected] Tel: 86 010 67879900-31 Fax: 86 010 67877502 Mrs. H.L. Yan, Dr. X.Y. Chen, Mr. L. Jiang University of Electronic Science and Technology of China Email: [email protected], [email protected] Tel: 86 028 61830796 Fax: 86 028 61830798 Dr. Y.G. Guo Faculty of Engineering, University of Technology, Sydney PO Box 123 Broadway, NSW 2007, Australia Email: [email protected] Tel: 61 2 9514 7903 Fax: 61 2 9514 2435 2013 IEEE International Conference on Applied Superconductivity and Electromagnetic Devices 3 -- 25-27 October 2013, Beijing, China -- - ASEMD 2013 - Venue The conference venue is located in Beijing Yizhuang district - Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area . ASEMD 2013 takes place in the 2nd floors of the main building of “Fengda International Hotel ” (((丰(丰丰丰大酒店大酒店))). Venue Address: No. 20 Ronghua Middle Road, Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area, Beijing 100176 会议地址： 中国北京经济技术开发区荣华中路 20 号 Tel: +86 (0)10 67518888 Fax: (86 10) 67518166 (Venue hotel) Web: http:// www.fengdahotel.cn Registration and Information Desk The ASEMD 2013 Conference Registration and Information Desk is located inside of the hotel main entry and/or the 2nd floor foyer of the conference venue hotel from 9:30 to 18:00 on 25 October, and 8:30 to 12:00 on 26 October for registration. The Information Desk opens during the conference. ASEMD2013 venue and hotel assistant office: Mrs. Suwei Qi, Mr. Wenxu Sun Innopower Superconductor Cable Co., Ltd., China 北京云电英纳超导电缆有限公司（Tel 010-67879900） 北京经济技术开发区（亦庄）荣昌东街 7 号隆盛工业园内 503 室（五号楼三层） Email: [email protected], [email protected] Tel: 86 010 67879900-31 Fax: 86 010 67877502 Oral Presentation and Preparation All speakers are required to arrive in their presentation rooms 15 minutes prior to the start of their sessions. Upload your PPT file using a USB to the project computer. The allowed presentation time is set as follows: Plenary talks - 30 minutes including questions and comments. Parallel oral sessions - 15 minutes and 20 minutes for a contributed oral and for an invited oral respectively, including questions and discussions. Poster Presentation and Preparation All ASEMD 2013 authors are required to prepare a poster for each accepted paper even the paper has been assigned as an oral presentation. This means that every ASEMD 2013 ID has a corresponding poster. The PPT template to prepare the poster has been sent to all authors. It is suggested to use the template and to paste your contents readily, and then email back. 4 2013 IEEE International Conference on Applied Superconductivity and Electromagnetic Devices -- 25-27 October 2013, Beijing, China -- - ASEMD 2013 - Venue Floor Plan Registration and Information Desk – Located inside the conference hotel main entry and/or in the foyer of 2nd floor. 会议注册、接待及问讯处：位于会议宾馆人口处和 2 层主会场旁。 Welcome Reception and Closing Ceremony – 2nd floor Open Area. 欢迎接待会：2 层开放区。 Opening Ceremony – 2nd floor Main Conference Hall - Jiuhua Hall. 开幕式及闭幕式：2 层主会场。 Plenary and Oral Sessions – 2nd floor Main Conference Hall - Jiuhua Hall, and Meeting Room 1 - Lily Hall, and Meeting Room 2 - Baile Hall. 大会报告：2 层主会场九华厅；口头报告：2 层 1 号会议室-百合园和 2 号会议室-百乐园。 Poster Sessions and Exhibition Booth – 2nd floor Open Area. 海报展示：2 层开放区。 Reception, Lunch, Dinner, Banquet and Frewell The conference Reception, Lunch, Dinner, Banquet and Frewell information have been scheduled as shown in the program table, and notifications will also be posted on the conference notice board for details and variations. Internet Access Free WiFi internet access will be avavlable in the conference area during the conference period, and also computers are available in the Information Desk provided for urgent email check only. 2013 IEEE International Conference on Applied Superconductivity and Electromagnetic Devices 5 -- 25-27 October 2013, Beijing, China -- - ASEMD 2013 - Hotels The conference does not arrange any accommodations for the participants. Booking a hotel around the conference venue is convenient. The conference web is updated to help you to find a convenient one. Following hotels are near to the conference venue by short walking distances, and are convenient with reasonable prices. Besides the venue hotel, Jinjiang Fuyuan Hotel is adequate in all aspects and recommended. For the venue hotel booking, [email protected] or [email protected] can also be used for contact and booking. Hotel Phone Address Reg Fee (RMB) 酒店 预定电话 地址 参考价格 Fengda International Hotel +86 10 No.20 Ronghua Middle Road, Beijing Economic-Technological 458 北京丰大国际大酒店 67518888 Development Area, Beijing, China (RMB) www.fengdahotel.cn Fax: 86 10 北京市经济技术开发区荣华中路 20 号 ~75 (Venue Hotel) 67518166 (US$) Jinjiang Fuyuan Hotel +86 10 No.11 Ronghua Middle Road, Beijing Economic-Technological 480 北京锦江富园大酒店 67800888 Development Area, Beijing www.jjfyhotel.com.cn Fax: 86 10 中国北京经济技术开发区荣华中路 11 号 (0.7km to venue) 67800999 Shengkun Hotel +86 10 No.3 Tianhua South Street, Beijing Economic-Technological 438 北京圣坤酒店 67868866 Development Area, Beijing www.shengkunhotel.com 北京经济技术开发区天华南街 3 号 (<0.5km to venue) GreenTree Hotel +86 10 No.14 Ronghua Middle Road, Beijing Economic-Technological 246 北京亦庄格林豪泰酒店 67850998 Development Area, Beijing www.998.com 北京市经济技术开发区荣华中路甲 14 号 (<0.5km to venue) Hongyifang Hotel +86 10 No.14 Ronghua Middle Road, Tianhua South Street, Beijing 218 北京红一坊酒店 67880918 Economic-Technological Development Area, Beijing web no available 北京经济技术开发区荣华中路 14 号 (<0.5km to venue) Super 8 Hotel +86 10 No.5 Tianhua North Street, Beijing Economic-Technological 178 北京亦庄速 8 酒店 51296099 Development Area, Beijing www.super8.com.cn 北京市经济技术开发区天华北街 5 号 (<0.5km to venue) Hotel Booking Assistants: Mrs. Suwei Qi, Mr. Wenxu Sun Email: [email protected], [email protected] Tel: 86 010-67879900-31 Fax: 86 010-67877502 6 2013 IEEE International Conference on Applied Superconductivity and Electromagnetic Devices -- 25-27 October 2013, Beijing, China -- - ASEMD 2013 - Transportation In Beijing Airport, there is a subway train service. Taxi and shuttle bus services are also available. It is convenient to take the subway train. Information for travel to the venue: 1) Subway: Terminal 2 take Airport Express, get off at Sanyuanqiao Station, transfer to subway Line 10 (clockwise) to Songjiazhuang Station, take Subway Yizhuang Line and get off at Rongjingdongjie Station. Take exit A. The whole journey will take 1 hour 40 minutes and cost RMB 30 for all tickets. 2) Shuttle Bus: Terminal 2 take Airport Shuttle Bus to Sanyuanqiao Station, transfer to subway Line 10 (clockwise) to Songjiazhuang Station, take Subway Yizhuang Line and get off at Rongjingdongjie Station. Take exit A. The whole journey will take 2 hours and RMB 30. 3) Taxi: About 47 kms from the airport to the Fengda hotel, and the journey will take about 50 minutes and RMB 130. Subway Taxi 2013 IEEE International Conference on Applied Superconductivity and Electromagnetic Devices 7 -- 25-27 October 2013,
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