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Quantum filter integrates 20,000 Josephson junctions

26 Apr 2016 Hamish Johnston
A section of the SQIF showing several superconductor loops
Random SQUIDs: a SQIF made from different-sized loops. (Courtesy: Emma Mitchell/CSIRO)
Arrays containing as many as 20,000 Josephson junctions have been created by physicists at CSIRO in

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