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April 1, 1972Journal of Applied Physics269 citations

Influence of Microwave Radiation on Current-Voltage Characteristic of Superconducting Weak Links

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PRP. Russer

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The current-voltage characteristics of microwave-irradiated superconducting weak links have been calculated on the analog computer. Experimental results of several authors can be interpreted correctly by taking into consideration the resistive feedback.

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