Described here is a tri-stable-state memory cell using Josephson junctions as switching elements. In contrast to all previously reported superconducting Josephson memories where information is stored in binary form,the tri-stable-state memory cell stores information in ternary form and at higher density than with the conventional bi-stable memory loops. The principle of operation and design criteria are discussed.
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