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  • Properties of Transparent Conductive Ga-Doped ZnO Films on Glass, PMMA and COP Substrates

    Tetsuya YAMAMOTO  Aki MIYAKE  Takahiro YAMADA  Toshiyuki MORIZANE  Tetsuhiro ARIMITSU  Hisao MAKINO  Naoki YAMAMOTO  

     
    INVITED PAPER

      Vol:
    E91-C No:10
      Page(s):
    1547-1553

    The dependences of the structural, optical and electrical properties of highly transparent conductive Ga-doped ZnO (GZO) films on thickness have been studied. GZO films were prepared on unheated glass, polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) and cyclo olefin polymer (COP) substrates by ion plating deposition with direct-current arc discharge. Polycrystalline GZO films with good adherence to a substrate having a (0002) preferred orientation have been obtained. Very little difference was found between the resistivity values of the GZO films on the glass substrate and those of the GZO films on the different polymer substrates, at any given film thickness. On both plastic substrates, the resistivity of the GZO films decreased from 210- 3 to 510-4 Ωcm with increasing film thickness.

  • Design and Demonstration of Pipelined Circuits Using SFQ Logic

    Akira AKAHORI  Akito SEKIYA  Takahiro YAMADA  Akira FUJIMAKI  Hisao HAYAKAWA  

     
    PAPER-Digital Devices and Their Applications

      Vol:
    E85-C No:3
      Page(s):
    641-644

    We have designed the Half Adder (HA) circuit and the Carry Save Serial Adder (CSSA) circuit based on pipeline architecture. Our HA has the structure of a two-stage pipeline and consists of 160 Josephson Junctions (JJs). Our CSSA has the structure of a four-stage pipeline with a feedback loop and consists of 360 JJs. These circuits were fabricated by the NEC standard process. There are two issues which should be considered in the design. One is parameter spreads generated by the fabrication process and the other is leakage currents between the gates. We have introduced a parameter optimization method to deal with the parameter spreads. We have also inserted three stages of JTLs to reduce leakage currents. We have experimentally confirmed the correct operations of these circuits. The obtained bias margins were 33.1% for the HA and 24.6% for the CSSA.

  • Standardization of Telemetry Signal Transmission by CCSDS and an Experiment Using a Satellite in a Highly Elliptical Orbit

    Tadashi TAKANO  Takahiro YAMADA  Koshiro SHUTO  Toshiyuki TANAKA  Katherine I. MOYD  

     
    REVIEW PAPER

      Vol:
    E76-B No:5
      Page(s):
    466-472

    The Consultative Committee of Space Data Systems (CCSDS) proposes a packetized telemetry scheme for the convenience of data exchange and networking in space activity. This paper describes the outline of the telemetry scheme and the on-orbit experiment which was carried out to show the applicability of the proposed CCSDS packet telemetry scheme using the Japan's satellite "Hiten" in a highly elliptical orbit. The telemetry data which are generated by the onboard instruments are packetized in Hiten, and reformed to the original data in earth stations successfully. The experimental results show that the standardized scheme is helpful for tracking cross-support between organizations, and that the concatenated code is quite effective to transmit data in a low C/N condition.

  • NbN-Based Overdamped Josephson Junctions for Quantum Voltage Standards Open Access

    Hirotake YAMAMORI  Takahiro YAMADA  Hitoshi SASAKI  Satoshi KOHJIRO  

     
    INVITED PAPER

      Vol:
    E95-C No:3
      Page(s):
    329-336

    524,288 NbN-based Josephson junctions were integrated to produce a programmable Josephson voltage standard (PJVS) on a die of 15 mm 15 mm, and the PJVS circuit was cooled to 10 K using a cryocooler and operated with a current margin of about 1.0 mA. Although an output voltage of 10 V was required for a voltage standard, the circuit was designed to generate the maximum output voltage of 17 V because it was difficult to avoid a reduction of the output voltage due to defects. Although a perfect chip without any defect was rarely fabricated, the high voltage chip that generated at least 10 V was fabricated with the fabrication yield of larger than 30%. The fabrication yield was also improved by optimizing the film growth conditions to reduce the film stress and the number of particles. Applications for a secondary voltage standard and an ac Josephson voltage standard are also described.

  • Bit-Serial Single Flux Quantum Microprocessor CORE

    Akira FUJIMAKI  Masamitsu TANAKA  Takahiro YAMADA  Yuki YAMANASHI  Heejoung PARK  Nobuyuki YOSHIKAWA  

     
    INVITED PAPER

      Vol:
    E91-C No:3
      Page(s):
    342-349

    We describe the development of single-flux-quantum (SFQ) microprocessors and the related technologies such as designing, circuit architecture, microarchitecture, etc. Since the microprocessors studied here aim for a general-purpose computing system, we employ the complexity-reduced (CORE) architecture in which the high-speed nature of the SFQ circuits is used not for increasing processor performance but for reducing the circuit complexity. The bit-serial processing is the most suitable way to realize the CORE architecture. We assembled all the best technologies concerning SFQ integrated circuits and designed the SFQ microprocessors, CORE1α, CORE1β, and CORE1γ. The CORE1β was made up of about 11000 Josephson junctions and successfully demonstrated. The peak performance reached 1400 million operations per second with a power consumption of 3.4 mW. We showed that the SFQ microprocessors had an advantage in a performance density to semiconductor's ones, which lead to the potential for constructing a high performance SFQ-circuit-based computing system.

  • The Upper Limit of a Parameter for a Two-Stroke Oscillator to Have a Stable Limit Cycle

    Yasumasa SUJAKU  Takahiro YAMADA  Tosiro KOGA  

     
    LETTER

      Vol:
    E79-A No:11
      Page(s):
    1851-1852

    A type of Lienard's equation +µf(x)+x=0, where f(x) is not an even function of x, is studied by Le Corbeiller as a model of various biological oscillations, such as breathing, and called two-stroke oscillators. A distinctive feature of this type of oscillators is that the parameter µ has the upper limit µ0 for the oscillator to have some stable limit cycle. This paper gives a numerical method for calculating this upper limit µ0.