National Institute for Materials Science

Akira Ishii

Kazumasa Togano

Yoshihiko Takano

Takeshi Hatano

Syunichi Arisawa

Tsutomu Yamashita

Sangjae Kim

Masashi Tachiki

A method of forming a novel high temperature superconducting Josephson junction which is capable of achieving a formation of a Josephson junction having high characteristics conveniently and quickly without necessitating costly micromachining facilities. Two high temperature superconducting whisker crystals are crossed with each other on a substrate and subjected to thermal treatment to form a Josephson junction between the two high temperature superconducting whisker crystals.

Method of forming high temperature superconducting Josephson junction

A method of forming a novel high temperature superconducting Josephson junction which is capable of achieving a formation of a Josephson junction having high characteristic conveniently and quickly without necessitating costly micromachining facilities. Two high temperature superconducting whisker crystals are crossed with each other on a substrate and subjected to thermal treatment to form a Josephson junction between the two high temperature superconducting whisker crystals.

Method of forming high temperature superconducting josephson junction

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Akira Ishii