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<p>The screening current is the applied flux divided by the self-inductance of the ring. Thus  can be estimated as the function of  (flux to voltage converter) as follows:</p>

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<p>The discussion in this section assumed perfect flux quantization in the loop. However, this is only true for big loops with a large self-inductance. According to the relations, given above, this implies also small current and voltage variations. In practice the self-inductance </p><p>
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