A novel Josephson logic gate achieving high gain, employing current injection, and having a noninterferometer configuration has been proposed and studied. The gate includes three small junctions for input sensing, output driving, and I-O isolation. The junctions are appropriately biased by source resistors to obtain high current gain. Computer simulation and preliminary experiment have demonstrated that a current gain higher than 2 can easily be obtained through the proposed configuration.
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