2021
DOI: 10.3390/electronics10232894
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Fabrication of NIS and SIS Nanojunctions with Aluminum Electrodes and Studies of Magnetic Field Influence on IV Curves

Abstract: Samples of superconductor–insulator–superconductor (SIS) and normal metal–insulator–superconductor (NIS) junctions with superconducting aluminum of different thickness were fabricated and experimentally studied, starting from conventional shadow evaporation with a suspended resist bridge. We also developed alternative fabrication by magnetron sputtering with two-step direct e-beam patterning. We compared Al film grain size, surface roughness, resistivity deposited by thermal evaporation and magnetron sputterin… Show more

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“…Another important property of smooth barrier films is the high effective tunneling area. As we noted in [2], for rough films the area of the tunnel junction can be 10−20% of the sandwich area. If to divide the resistance quantum value by the junction resistance, one can obtain the number of parallel conduction channels.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 82%
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“…Another important property of smooth barrier films is the high effective tunneling area. As we noted in [2], for rough films the area of the tunnel junction can be 10−20% of the sandwich area. If to divide the resistance quantum value by the junction resistance, one can obtain the number of parallel conduction channels.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…For tunnel junctions, the height of the surface roughness profile from peak to trough (peak-to-peak) R pp , which varies from 2 to 10 nm for film thickness from 3 to 130 nm for thermal evaporation [1], is of importance. Magnetron sputtering makes it possible to obtain smoother films with R pp = 5 nm for a 150 nm film [2]. The conductivity and microwave properties depend on the lateral size of the crystallites, which are comparable to the film thickness during thermal deposition and up to 3 times larger in plan view during magnetron sputtering.…”
Section: Films and Tunnel Junctionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At V/VΔ<0.3 obtained Te values slightly differ, which does not affect the results. But at low voltages there is a qualitative difference -the differential conductivity according to formula (4) changes linearly, which corresponds to experiment [17,18]. Equation ( 5) is similar to the calculation of Andreev current in [19].…”
Section: W II Experimentalmentioning
confidence: 75%
“…Так, при термическом напылении пленок алюминия толщиной до 20 nm величина RMS (root mean square) шероховатостей и максимальных отклонений поверхности (peak to peak) составляли 2.3 и 23.3 nm [12] соответственно. Переход на рост пленок методом магнетронного распыления позволил получить на пленках алюминия толщиной 150 nm более гладкие поверхности с rms ∼ 5 nm [14]. Проблема шероховатости поверхности пленок тесно связана с термодинамическими условиями их роста.…”
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