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Four photon parametric amplification. [in unbiased Josephson junction

P. T. Parrish, M. J. Feldman, Hitoshi Ohta, R. Y. Chiao

Published Jan 1, 1974• 0 citations
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An analysis is presented describing four-photon parametric amplification in an unbiased Josephson junction. Central to the theory is the model of the Josephson effect as a nonlinear inductance. Linear, small signal analysis is applied to the « two fluid » model of the Josephson junction. The gain, gain-bandwidth product, high frequency limit and effective noise temperature is calculated for a cavity reflection amplifier. The analysis is extended to multiple (series-connected) junctions and sub-harmonic pumping.

Revue de Physique Appliquée•Jan 1, 1974•13 citations
An analysis is presented describing four-photon parametric amplification in an unbiased Josephson junction. Central to the theory is the model of the Josephson effect as a nonlinear inductance. Linear, small signal analysis is applied to the « two fluid » model of the Josephson junction. The gain, gain-bandwidth product, high frequency limit and effective noise temperature is calculated for a cavity reflection amplifier. The analysis is extended to multiple (series-connected) junctions and sub-harmonic pumping.