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On May 1, 2023, NIST researchers published a paper titled: “ Nb/a-Si/Nb Josephson junctions for high-density superconducting circuits” by David Olaya, John
Logan Howe, Bart van Zeghbroeck, David Olaya, John Biesecker, Charles Burroughs, Peter Hopkins, Samuel Benz
Measurement of signals generated by superconducting Josephson junction (JJ) circuits require ultra-fast components located in close proximity to the generating
Lafe Spietz, Adam Sirois, Nathan Flowers-Jacobs, Peter Hopkins, Samuel Benz, Steve Waltman
Radio frequency cryogenic switches are a critical enabling technology for quantum information science, both for calibration and high throughput testing of
Alain Rufenacht, Anna Fox, Raegan Johnson, Benjamin Scheck, Paul Dresselhaus, Samuel Benz
This article presents a 2-V programmable Josephson voltage standard (PJVS) with dual microwave frequency inputs and multiple output taps. The design provides
Logan Howe, Manuel Castellanos-Beltran, Adam Sirois, David Olaya, John Biesecker, Paul Dresselhaus, Samuel Benz, Peter Hopkins
Included here are data used to generate figures from the paper "Digital control of a superconducting qubit using a Josephson pulse generator at 3 K".Abstract: Scaling of quantum computers to fault
Dimitrios Georgakopoulos, Ilya F Budovsky, Samuel P Benz
Dataset for multiple publishable figures in the paper entitled "Quasi-continuous voltage standard using sinusoidal and pulse-driven Josephson junction arrays" submitted to Meas. Sci. and Tech. journal
This invention solves this problem. It is a Josephson circuit that provides accurate, stable, arbitrary waveform generation with a pre-determined frequency spectrum. It will enable the synthesis of both AC and DC bipolar waveforms, where voltage pulses of both positive and negative polarity are
Samuel P. Benz
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Paul Dresselhaus
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Alain Rufenacht
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Nathan Flowers-Jacobs
and
Anna Fox
It was determined that a device having simultaneous voltage reference signals would be useful for many measurement and calibration activities. A JVS advantageously having multiple output leads would meet this criterion, and provide such voltage references without the need for multiple systems
Samuel P. Benz
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Manuel Castellanos Beltran
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Paul Dresselhaus
and
Pete Hopkins
We have invented a pulse quantizer that uses arrays of one or more Josephson junctions to create a pulse voltage output that is immune to differential pulse timing shifts. When the output pulse patterns are used to encode a waveform, for example, the waveform will be free from pulse timing shifts