Self-heating phenomena in superconducting tunneling junctions

Details Self-heating phenomena in superconducting tunneling junctions Self-heating phenomena in superconducting tunneling junctions

Feb 2002

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LOW TEMPERATURE DETECTORS: Ninth International Workshop on Low Temperature Detectors. AIP Conference Proceedings, Volume 605, p

Physics

Superconducting Device Characterization, Design, And Modeling

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We have developed a theory of anomalous sub-gap currents in small gap superconducting multiple tunneling junctions. The sub-gap current at low bath temperature shows a hierarchy of steps, spaced as V=2Δ/en, with n=2,3,… These steps occur as a result of specific mechanism of energy accumulation in cycles of tunneling-back tunneling events. Their shape and magnitude significantly depend on junction parameters and bath temperature. .

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