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Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2022, 13, 444–454, doi:10.3762/bjnano.13.37
Figure 1: (a) Schematic illustration of a RBF network. (b) Schematic representation of a Gauss-neuron ensurin...
Figure 2: Transfer functions (normalized) and their main characteristics for the Gauss-neuron. (a, b) Familie...
Figure 3: (a) Amplitude of the transfer function and (b) its standard deviation from the Gaussian-like functi...
Figure 4: (a) Dynamic transfer function of a Gauss-neuron for a trapezoidal external signal for different val...
Figure 5: Sketch of the tunable kinetic inductance based on multilayer structure in the (a) closed and (b) op...
Figure 6: Spatial distribution of the pair amplitude F in the hybrid structures (a) S–FM1–s–FM2–s–FM1–s–FM2–N...
Figure 7: Kinetic inductance of the hybrid structures S–FM1–s–FM2–s–FM1–s–FM2–s–N and S–FM1–n–FM2–n–FM1–n–FM2...
Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2017, 8, 2689–2710, doi:10.3762/bjnano.8.269
Figure 1: Voltage pulse on a Josephson junction corresponding to a SFQ transition and its mechanical analogy ...
Figure 2: Josephson transmission line. Josephson junctions are shown by crosses. Ib is the applied bias curre...
Figure 3: An RSFQ logic cell coupled to a clocking JTL. Ib is the applied bias current. Blue arrows present c...
Figure 4: RSFQ power supply scheme.
Figure 5: ERSFQ power supply scheme. Lb is the inductance limiting the bias current variation.
Figure 6: eSFQ power supply scheme. The dotted rectangle marks the decision-making pair.
Figure 7: Realization of a dc bias voltage source in RSFQ circuitry.
Figure 8: RQL ac power supply scheme. The blue arrow shows the SFQ current, violet arrows present magnetic co...
Figure 9: RQL transmission line with four-phase bias. Ib1,b2 are ac bias currents providing the power supply ...
Figure 10: Notional (left) and practical (right) schematic of a parametric quantron. The cell state is conditi...
Figure 11: Potential energy of a parametric quantron UPQ (Equation 2) (solid lines) and its terms: magnetic energy UM (d...
Figure 12: Logical state transfer in an array of magnetically coupled parametric quantrons under a driving cur...
Figure 13: nSQUID-based adiabatic data bus and RSFQ data bus. Blue arrows show circulating currents, orange ar...
Figure 14: Principal scheme of implementation of write and read operations in a circuit based on MJJ valve.
Figure 15: Cross section of an SF-NFS MJJ with CPRs of its parts shifted in phase by π. Arrows show F-layer ma...
Figure 16: Sketch of an orthogonal spin transfer (OST) device. Arrows show magnetization directions in the dev...
Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2016, 7, 957–969, doi:10.3762/bjnano.7.88
Figure 1: Sketch of the prepared Nb/Cu41Ni59/nc-Nb/Co/CoOx sample system SF1NF2-AF1. The dotted lines indicat...
Figure 2: Cross-sectional TEM images of samples SF1NF2-AF1 #5, #20, and #25 from left to right. The dashed ye...
Figure 3: Thickness analysis of the sample series SF1NF2-AF1. While the solid squares show the data obtained ...
Figure 4: (a) Magnetic hysteresis loop of SF1NF2-AF1#1 recorded by a SQUID magnetometer. Here, m is the magne...
Figure 5: Superconducting transition as a function of the temperature, T, and the applied magnetic field, H, ...
Figure 6: (a) Superconducting transition temperature Tc of SF1NF2-AF1#22 as a function of the applied magneti...
Figure 7: (a) Dimensionality parameter α and (b) the (fictive) upper critical field at zero temperature, Hc(0...
Figure 8: Superconducting transition temperature, Tc0, in zero external magnetic field as a function of the F1...
Figure 9: Maximum reduction of the transition temperature, ΔTc,max by the triplet SSV effect at crossed confi...