Uniformly distributed supercurrents have been observed in Josephson-like junctions using tellurium barriers with thicknesses up to 800 Å. Dependences of the maximum zero-voltage current on temperature and thicknesses are different from those of the normal-metal and oxide-barrier junctions. Typical junction resistances are comparable with those of oxide-barrier junctions.
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