Superconducting Electronic--Present Status and Future Prospect--

Hisao HAYAKAWA

Superconducting Electronic--Present Status and Future Prospect--

Hisao HAYAKAWA

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The present status and the future prospect of superconducting electronics are briefly overviewed. The progress in Josephson technologies based on refractory superconductors such as Nb and NbN has made it possible to fabricate reliable and high performance in curcuits with LSI complexities. These innovations make superconducting devices in both digital and analog applications more realistic than they used to be. High temperature oxide superconducting devices are now intensively researched and it is needed to solve problems, i.e., single crystal thin films with multilayered structures and well defined interfaces between layers, before realizing useful device structures.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E74-C No.3 pp.563-567

Publication Date: 1991/03/25

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Hisao HAYAKAWA, "Superconducting Electronic--Present Status and Future Prospect--" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics, vol. E74-C, no. 3, pp. 563-567, March 1991, doi: .
Abstract: The present status and the future prospect of superconducting electronics are briefly overviewed. The progress in Josephson technologies based on refractory superconductors such as Nb and NbN has made it possible to fabricate reliable and high performance in curcuits with LSI complexities. These innovations make superconducting devices in both digital and analog applications more realistic than they used to be. High temperature oxide superconducting devices are now intensively researched and it is needed to solve problems, i.e., single crystal thin films with multilayered structures and well defined interfaces between layers, before realizing useful device structures.
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