Conference paper
Experimental 27 ns 1 Mb CMOS high-speed DRAM
S. Dhong, W.H. Henkels, et al.
VLSI Circuits 1989
We show experimentally and theoretically (numerical simulations) that the flux-flow branch of a long Josephson junction can be modulated by a control current. This phenomenon is exploited in making an inverting, non-latching switching device capable of analog as well as digital signal amplification. It is shown that current gain of the order of 4 can be achieved in a 2.5 μm technology, for small resistive loads of the order of 0.5 Ω. © 1982.
S. Dhong, W.H. Henkels, et al.
VLSI Circuits 1989
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LPE 1994
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VLSI Circuits 1989
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