Kaplunenko et al., 1993 - Google Patents
Radiation detection from phase‐locked serial dc SQUID arraysKaplunenko et al., 1993
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- Kaplunenko V
- Mygind J
- Pedersen N
- Ustinov A
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- Journal of applied physics
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We report on synchronous operation of series arrays of inductively coupled superconducting quantum interference devices (SQUIDs). Each array consisted of N= 3 or 11 dc SQUIDs with common inductances providing a strong interaction between neighboring cells. Externally …
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