UNIDIRECTIONAL SINGLE-FLUX-QUANTUM LOGIC CIRCUIT

A superconducting logic circuit has a first and a second one-junction SQUID's (superconducting quantum interference device) connected by a superconducting inductor, the junction of the second SQUID having a larger critical current than that of the first SQUID, the inductance of the second SQUID...

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Main Authors YOICHI OKABE, TAKUO SUGANO, HIDEHARU MIYAKE, NAOKI FUKAYA
Format Patent
LanguageEnglish
Published 09.10.1985
Edition4
Subjects
BASIC ELECTRONIC CIRCUITRY
ELECTRICITY
PULSE TECHNIQUE
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Summary:A superconducting logic circuit has a first and a second one-junction SQUID's (superconducting quantum interference device) connected by a superconducting inductor, the junction of the second SQUID having a larger critical current than that of the first SQUID, the inductance of the second SQUID being smaller than that of the inductor, and a signal applied to the first SQUID is unidirectionally transmitted to the second SQUID by applying bias currents to the junctions of the two SQUID's.
Bibliography:Application Number: GB19850003660