Coupling between Josephson junctions and microstriplines

Finnegan, T.F.; Wilson, J.; Toots, J.

doi:10.1109/tmag.1975.1058611

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“…I.C. Coherently working arrays of many junctions have therefore been used or suggested for a number of devices: (1) voltage standards (Finnegan et al, 1975;Finnegan and Wahlsten, 1978;Levinsen et al, \911\ Sullivan et al, 1979;Koyanagi et al, 1979;Kautz, 1980;Kobayashi et al, 1983); (2) parametric amplifiers (Parrish et al, 1974;Feldman et al, 1975;Chiao et al, 1976;Wahlsten et al, 1978;Rudner et al, 1979;Goodall et al, 1979;Levinsen et al, 1980) and (3) Josephson mixers (Claasen et al, 1978). A number of different fabrication techniques have been suggested in these papers.…”

Section: Large Array Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Static and dynamic interactions between Josephson junctions

Hansen

Lindelof

1984

Rev. Mod. Phys.

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This review covers the experimental and theoretical progress over the last 15 years in the study of systems of interacting Josephson junctions. Such systems are of interest for device applications and for investigations of nonequilibrium phenomena in superconductors. In the description of coupled Josephson elements the emphasis is on the "physics" involved in a number of interaction mechanisms and not so much on the technical problems encountered in the construction of arrays of coupled juntions. CONTENTSthroughout this review we shall use the terms Josephson junction, element, or weak link to mean the same thing.2 This review deals only with systems that are of a well-defined discrete nature. We do not attempt to cover the literature on collective phenomena in inhomogeneous superconductors. Readers interested in this subject may consult one of the original papers (Parmenter, 1967) or the proceedings of a recent conference on the subject (Gubser et ah, 1980).

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“…This is the microstrip used byFinnegan et aL (1977Finnegan et aL ( ,1978 in attempts to couple two tunnel junctions via an external resonator. The complex interaction between the internal and the external resonances made achieving such a coupling impossible.…”

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Static and dynamic interactions between Josephson junctions

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Lindelof

1984

Rev. Mod. Phys.

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“…Although the ac Josephson effect provides a much more stable voltage reference than Weston cells, the first singlejunction Josephson standards 25,26,[32][33][34][35][36][37][38] were difficult to use because they generated very small voltages ͑1-10 mV͒. Several attempts were made to raise the voltage by connecting two or more junctions in series.…”

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