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Four wave-mixing in a microstrip kinetic inductance travelling wave parametric amplifier

Goldstein et al., 2020

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9023294573569171980
Author
Goldstein S
Kirsh N
Svetitsky E
Zamir Y
Hachmo O
De Oliveira C
Katz N
Publication year
Publication venue
Applied Physics Letters

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Superconducting quantum circuits are typically operated at low temperatures (mK), necessitating cryogenic low-noise, wideband amplifiers for signal readout ultimately also compatible with room temperature electronics. While existing implementations partly meet …
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