CERAMIC SUPERCONDUCTIVE MEMORY ELEMENT

PURPOSE:To make a control energy small so as to enable the write-in and readout at a high speed by a method wherein a superconductive loop formed of a ceramic superconductor that has granules which are partially very susceptible to the effect of a magnetic field and a control conductor wire near to...

Full description

Saved in:
Bibliographic Details
Main Authors TSUCHIMOTO SHUHEI, NOJIMA HIDEO, HASHIZUME NOBURO, KATAOKA TERUE, MORISUE MICHITADA
Format Patent
LanguageEnglish
Published 21.12.1989
Subjects
Online AccessGet full text

Cover

Loading…
More Information
Summary:PURPOSE:To make a control energy small so as to enable the write-in and readout at a high speed by a method wherein a superconductive loop formed of a ceramic superconductor that has granules which are partially very susceptible to the effect of a magnetic field and a control conductor wire near to the loop are provided. CONSTITUTION:When a current of 4mA is made to flow through a superconductor wire section through the intermediary of electrode terminals a-b under a such a condition that it is cooled at a liquid nitrogen temperature, a current of 2mA half the current of 4mA flows through wires 1 and 2 respectively. Next, when a current of 10mA is made to flow through a conductor wire 3, a magnetic field of 0.4 gauss or so is applied onto the ceramic superconductor wire 1 separate from the wire 3 by a space of 50mum, which is brought into a normal conductive state and becomes electrically resistive, so that a current flows only through the superconductor wire 2. In this state, when a power source connected between the conductor wire 3 and the electrode terminals a-b of the superconductor wires is turned off, a permanent current of 4mA or so flows through a superconductive wire loop, so that a memory element retaining a magnetic flux inside the superconductive wire loop is brought into a write-in state.
Bibliography:Application Number: JP19880148577