High temperature superconducting electronics : basis for materials and device structures
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High temperature superconducting electronics : basis for materials and device structures
Ohmsha , IOS Press, c1993
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Since the discovery of the new copper oxide superconductor in 1987, research groups who were preparing superconductivity electronics got into it. The body of this book contain work of researches in this new field. Some of these research groups originates from the semiconductor research field and the competition and collaboration of them accelerated research activities fortunately. The subjects dealt with can be divided into four groups: thin films and processing; conductor-related technologies; device structure and electronic properties; and devices and device properties.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 The overview of the researches on high temperature superconducting electronics. Part 2 Thin films and processings: Y-B-C-O thin films
- Bi-Sr-Ca-Cu-O thin films
- control of anisotropy
- characterizations for surface structure of thin films
- micro-processing. Part 3 Conductor-related technologies: material processings
- microstructures and pinning centres
- stability and mechanical properties. Part 4 Device structure and electronic properties: grain boundary junction
- layered SNS structure
- SIS tunnel structures. Part 5 Devices and device properties: SQUID
- field-effect device
- microwave and optoelectronic devices.
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