Titlebook: International Workshop on Superconducting Nano-Electronics Devices; SNED Proceedings, Na Jukka Pekola,Berardo Ruggiero,Paolo Silvestrini Co

Limpid

絕種

玉米

敘述

Use of Small Tunnel Junctions Operating at T=0.3K,operating at the temperature typical of a helium?3 refrigerator. Junctions can be classified on the base of the electrode material. When the top electrode is a normal-metal and the base electrode is a superconductor we have a NIS junction. With this type of small junctions (overlap area smaller than

Contend

A Hysteretic Single Cooper Pair Transistor for Single Shot Reading of a Charge-Qubit,ng lithography techniques. At the present time, the most advanced qubits are the single Cooper pair box2 (CPB), which involves charge states of a small superconducting island, the RF-SQUID3 and the 3-junction SQUID4. Recently, Nakamura5 .. demonstrated temporal coherence of quantum superpositions of

口訣法

Single Cooper Pair Electrometer Based on a Radio-Frequency-Squid Scheme,cluding the Cooper pair transistor. This current is radio-frequency-driven by means of a high-Q resonance tank circuit inductively coupled to the loop. The variations of the polarization charge on the transistor island (input signal) are converted into variations of amplitude and phase of steady osc

Wernickes-area

斜

,Setup for Experiments on the Supercurrent-Phase Relation in Bloch Transistors — Status and Possibleystems are characterized by macroscopic variables behaving quantum mechanically (Josephson phase of the Cooper pair condensate) and, on the other hand, the dynamics is traceable to the localization of individual Cooper pairs.

Pillory

跟隨

Superconducting Transition-Edge Sensors for Time & Energy Resolved Single-Photon Counters and for Dotons in tungsten TES devices, an instrument has been made which time stamps (0.1 microsec) and energy resolves (0.15 eV FWHM) each photon at rates > 10 kHz. Observations of the Crab pulsar are the first time-resolved and broad spectrum infrared through full optical data on any astronomical object.