The invention discloses a device for measuring the
electric current density of a superconductor with the Campbell method. According to the technical scheme, the device for measuring the
electric current density of the superconductor with the Campbell method is mainly formed by a detection device and an output
signal processing and storage device. The detection device comprises a detection coil and a reference coil. The output
signal processing and storage device comprises a tuning circuit, a
voltmeter and a computer, the computer is provided with an auxiliary measuring and
control system and used for recording and analyzing data, and electric signals formed in the detection coil and the reference coil are tuned through the external tuning circuit to be sent to the
voltmeter and the computer. According to the device, flux changes in the coils are represented through the
voltage, the
magnetic field penetration depth of the superconductor is accordingly determined, the slope of the relation between the
magnetic field penetration depth and the magnetic induction intensity is solved to obtain the
superconductivity critical current density, effective signals generated by a sample are detected through the two coils, the accuracy and the reliability are achieved, and the Campbell magnetic measurement
current theory is achieved through an enforceable measurement tool.