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Josephson Current Injection Interferometer Logic Circuit with Offset Bias
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A newly developed current injection logic circuit is described. Input signal currents are directly injected into the inductor of a Josephson interferometer instead of being magnetically coupled to it. This circuit realizes excellent isolation characteristics between input and output signals. The additional offset-bias circuit increases the drivability and extends the operating margin. Experimental circuits forming cascade chains of 100 gates were fabricated using 10 µm-square lead-alloy Josephson junctions. The measured switching delay time was about 30 ps at a power dissipation of 15 µW.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions Vol.E68-E No.4 pp.215-218
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- 1985/04/25
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Yutaka HARADA, Hideaki NAKANE, Nobuo KOTERA, Mikio HIRANO, "Josephson Current Injection Interferometer Logic Circuit with Offset Bias" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions,
vol. E68-E, no. 4, pp. 215-218, April 1985, doi: .
Abstract: A newly developed current injection logic circuit is described. Input signal currents are directly injected into the inductor of a Josephson interferometer instead of being magnetically coupled to it. This circuit realizes excellent isolation characteristics between input and output signals. The additional offset-bias circuit increases the drivability and extends the operating margin. Experimental circuits forming cascade chains of 100 gates were fabricated using 10 µm-square lead-alloy Josephson junctions. The measured switching delay time was about 30 ps at a power dissipation of 15 µW.
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AU - Hideaki NAKANE
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AU - Mikio HIRANO
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JA - IEICE TRANSACTIONS on transactions
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AB - A newly developed current injection logic circuit is described. Input signal currents are directly injected into the inductor of a Josephson interferometer instead of being magnetically coupled to it. This circuit realizes excellent isolation characteristics between input and output signals. The additional offset-bias circuit increases the drivability and extends the operating margin. Experimental circuits forming cascade chains of 100 gates were fabricated using 10 µm-square lead-alloy Josephson junctions. The measured switching delay time was about 30 ps at a power dissipation of 15 µW.
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