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Inverse ac Josephson effect in long junctions

G. Costabile, R. Monaco, S. Pagano, G. Rotoli

DOI 10.1103/PhysRevB.42.2651 · Physical Review B

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Abstract

In highly hysteretic long Josephson junctions irradiated with microwaves the rf-induced current steps can cross the zero-current axis. The quantized voltage states arise from the phase locking of fluxon oscillations, which in rf-driven junctions can occur even with negative current bias. This phenomenon is interesting both for nonlinear dynamics and for application to the Josephson voltage standard.

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