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Millimeter Wave Induced Josephson Voltage Steps above 1.0 Volt with a 1474 Junctions Array | NIST

J. Niemeyer, Johann Heyen Hinken, Richard L. Kautz

Published Dec 31, 1984• 0 citations
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