In highly hysteretic long Josephson junctions irradiated with microwaves the rf-induced current steps can cross the zero-current axis. The quantized voltage states arise from the phase locking of fluxon oscillations, which in rf-driven junctions can occur even with negative current bias. This phenomenon is interesting both for nonlinear dynamics and for application to the Josephson voltage standard.
Inverse ac Josephson effect in long junctions
PAGANO, Sergio;
1990-01-01
Abstract
In highly hysteretic long Josephson junctions irradiated with microwaves the rf-induced current steps can cross the zero-current axis. The quantized voltage states arise from the phase locking of fluxon oscillations, which in rf-driven junctions can occur even with negative current bias. This phenomenon is interesting both for nonlinear dynamics and for application to the Josephson voltage standard.File in questo prodotto:
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