DOE OSTI · 1885364
High-T c Superconducting Memory Cell
Abstract
In this paper, operational principles of a cryogenic memory cell that utilizes high-temperature superconductors (high-T c ) are presented. Such a cell consists of three inductively coupled Josephson junctions coupled via inductors. Design and operational logic of this type of cell were recently introduced and demonstrated for low temperature 4 K environment. The basic memory cell operations (read, write, reset) can be implemented on the same simple circuit and both destructive and non-destructive memory cell operations can be realized. Here, we present the design principles and computational validation of basic memory cell operations (write, read, and reset) for the high-T c memory cell. In conclusion, our results for the high-T c memory cell operations show very good resemblance with the previously presented low-temperature 4 K memory cell operations.
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Miloshevsky, Alexander, Nair, Niketh, Imam, Neena, Braiman, Yehuda. 2021-11-08. High-T c Superconducting Memory Cell. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10948-021-06069-5
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