NASA NTRS · 19940000315
Josephson Junctions Help Measure Resonance And Dispersion
Abstract
Electrical characteristics of superconducting microstrip transmission lines measured at millimeter and submillimeter wavelengths. Submicron Josephson (super-conductor/insulator/superconductor) junctions used as both voltage-controlled oscillators and detectors to measure frequencies (in range of hundreds of gigahertz) of high-order resonant electromagnetic modes of superconducting microstrip transmission-line resonators. This oscillator/detector approach similar to vacuum-tube grid dip meters and transistor dip meters used to probe resonances at much lower frequencies.
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Javadi, Hamid H. S., Mcgrath, William R., Bumble, Bruce, Leduc, Henry G.. 1994-06-01. Josephson Junctions Help Measure Resonance And Dispersion. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19940000315
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