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This paper describes Josephson Current Injection Logic (CIL) circuits. The design of the basic logic circuits, the two-and four-input OR and AND gates, and a timed inverter circuit, is presented in full detail and the logic delay and its sensitivity to design and fabrication parameters are investigated using detailed models of devices based on a 2.5-µm technology. The nominal logic delay of the circuits is estimated at 36 ps per gate for an average fan-in of 4.5 and fan-out of 3. The corresponding average power dissipation is 3.4 microwatts per gate. Finally, experimental delay measurements are presented for two-input and four-input OR and AND gates. The delay experiments are in excellent agreement with computer simulations.
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