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Nature Electronics, 2023 The surging interest in quantum computing, space electronics, and superconducting circuits has led to new developments in cryogenic data storage technology. Quantum computers promise to far extend our processing capabilities and may allow solving currently intractable computational challenges.
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Cryogenics and Cryogenic Technology.
The Journal of The Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan, 2003 openaire +2 more sources
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Physics Today, 2004
Low-temperature techniques often bring to mind cryogenic liquids, gas compressors, and massive installations. But researchers are now building refrigerators and sensors that work by controlling electrons on a silicon ...
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Low-temperature techniques often bring to mind cryogenic liquids, gas compressors, and massive installations. But researchers are now building refrigerators and sensors that work by controlling electrons on a silicon ...
Jukka Pekola +2 more
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IBM Journal of Research and Development, 1959
Two superconducting oscillators have been reported in the patent literature. F. E. Steele* of the Northrup Aircraft Corporation developed an oscillator based on a superconducting tank circuit. The device is characterized by high stability and low-energy outputs. Another oscillator was developed by E. A. Ericsson † of Sweden.
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Two superconducting oscillators have been reported in the patent literature. F. E. Steele* of the Northrup Aircraft Corporation developed an oscillator based on a superconducting tank circuit. The device is characterized by high stability and low-energy outputs. Another oscillator was developed by E. A. Ericsson † of Sweden.
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Design of the Cryogen-Free Cryogenic System for the CUORE Experiment
Journal of Low Temperature Physics, 2008We present here the final design of the cryogenic system where the CUORE detector will be installed in 2010. It is a large cryogen-free cryostat cooled by pulse tubes and by a high-power dilution refrigerator. To avoid radioactive background, about 15000 kg of lead will be cooled to below 1 K and only few construction materials are acceptable.
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ACM SIGIR Forum, 1971
The past twenty years has witnessed an incredible growth in computer computing capability. Indeed, the million-fold increase in multiplication speeds alone have made possible the efficient solution to seemingly impossible problems. A quite theoretical question is that of determining the limit, if one exists, of possible hardware performance. A <u>
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The past twenty years has witnessed an incredible growth in computer computing capability. Indeed, the million-fold increase in multiplication speeds alone have made possible the efficient solution to seemingly impossible problems. A quite theoretical question is that of determining the limit, if one exists, of possible hardware performance. A <u>
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