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We report the first experimental observation of the quenching of thesuperconducting state in current-voltage characteristics of an iron-basedsuperconductor, namely, in FeSeTe thin films. Based on available theoreticalmodels, our analysis suggests the presence of an intrinsic flux-flow electronicinstability along with non-negligible extrinsic thermal effects. Thecoexistence and competition of these two mechanisms classify the observedinstability as halfway between those of low-temperature and of high-temperaturesuperconductors, where thermal effects are respectively largely negligible orpredominant.

Competition between intrinsic and extrinsic effects in the quenching of the superconducting state in FeSeTe thin films