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Space applications of superconductivity - Digital electronics

Abstract

Superconducting electronics offers a variety of remarkable properties including high speed and low dissipation. The paper discusses fundamental considerations which appear to suggest that superconducting (cryogenic) technology will offer significant advantages for future digital devices. It shows how the active element in superconducting electronics, the Josephson junction, works and discusses the technology for fabricating the devices. The characteristics of published circuits are briefly reviewed, and the capabilities of future superconducting computers and instruments are projected.

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Harris, R. E.. 1980-04-01. Space applications of superconductivity - Digital electronics. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19800046296

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