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Semi-automated design of functional elements for a new approach to digital superconducting electronics: Methodology and preliminary results

Frank et al., 2019

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17883861652412536869
Author
Frank M
Lewis R
Missert N
Henry M
Wolak M
DeBenedictis E
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2019 IEEE International Superconductive Electronics Conference (ISEC)

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In an ongoing project at Sandia National Laboratories, we are attempting to develop a novel style of superconducting digital processing, based on a new model of reversible computation called Asynchronous Ballistic Reversible Computing (ABRC). We envision an …
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