Interpretation:
a) To determine the relation between dc bias current, current through array, and current through load resistance.
b) To show that
c) To relate
d) To show
e) To write the equation derived in part d) in standard form of
Concept Introduction:
A Josephson Junction consists of two superconductors which are coupled by a week connection of insulators, a weakened superconductor, or a semiconductor.
Josephson Junctions are superconducting devices, which can produce voltage oscillations of very high frequency in the range of
If a Josephson junction is connected to a dc current source so that a non-zero current
When the current
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