Interactions Between Bicrystal Josephson Junctions in a Multilayer Structure

H. Q. Li; Ronald H. Ono; Leila R. Vale; David A. Rudman; Sy-Hwang Liou

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Interactions Between Bicrystal Josephson Junctions in a Multilayer Structure

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June 1, 1999

Author(s)

H. Q. Li, Ronald H. Ono, Leila R. Vale, David A. Rudman, Sy-Hwang Liou

Abstract

We have fabricated and studied a variety of devices based on stacked Yba₂Cu₃O_x bicrystal Josephson junctions in a multilayer structure. The proximity of the junctions in the two layers produces a large number of effects based on interactions between the junctions. Voltage locking and current locking were observed in the stacked junctions. The voltage locking is due to the ac path provided by a SrTiO₃ layer between the stacked junctions. The current locking is likely the result of a Josephson vortex interaction.

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IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity

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Journals

Keywords

bicrystal Josephson junctions, high temperature superconductors

Sensors

Citation

Li, H. , Ono, R. , Vale, L. , Rudman, D. and Liou, S. (1999), Interactions Between Bicrystal Josephson Junctions in a Multilayer Structure, IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity (Accessed May 12, 2026)

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Created May 31, 1999, Updated October 12, 2021

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