Superconducting quantum interference device having bias wiring layer
AssigneeSeiko Instruments Inc.
InventorToshimitsu Morooka
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AssigneeSeiko Instruments Inc.
InventorToshimitsu Morooka
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A bias wiring layer for supplying a bias current to a DC-SQUID is disposed above or below the superconductive ring of the DC-SQUID. The bias wiring layer is routed such that it passes through an axis of symmetry so that the center of the wiring layer passes through the middle of the superconductive ring. By providing a bias wiring layer rather than external bias wire, it is possible to prevent the generation of a magnetic flux caused by a bias current. Since no magnetic flux is produced by a bias current and the DC-SQUID and the vicinity thereof are not interfered with by a bias current, elements integrated on the same substrate are not adversely affected. It is thus easy to match the phases of the magnetic flux-voltage characteristics of plural DC-SQUIDs constituting a SQUID array, which is significantly effective in increasing the modulated voltage.
A superconducting quantum interference device array having a plurality of series-connected superconducting quantum interference devices formed by integrating superconductive thin films on a substrate, comprising:
A superconducting quantum interference device array having a plurality of DC-SQUIDs, each DC-SQUID comprising:
A superconducting quantum interference device array comprising a plurality of series- connected DC-SQUIDS, each DC-SQUID comprising:
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