SUPERCONDUCTING DEVICES WITH ENFORCED DIRECTIONALITY

SUPERCONDUCTING DEVICES WITH ENFORCED DIRECTIONALITY

Superconducting devices with enforced directionality and related methods are provided. In one example, a device including a first Josephson junction transmission line (JTL) for propagating a first set of quantum signals in a first direction and a second JTL for propagating a second set of quantum si...

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BASIC ELECTRONIC CIRCUITRY
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COMPUTING
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description Superconducting devices with enforced directionality and related methods are provided. In one example, a device including a first Josephson junction transmission line (JTL) for propagating a first set of quantum signals in a first direction and a second JTL for propagating a second set of quantum signals in the first direction is provided. The device may include a logic gate having a first input terminal for receiving the first set of quantum signals via the first JTL, and a second input terminal. The device may include a unidirectional buffer having a first input terminal for receiving the second set of quantum signals via the second JTL and an output terminal for coupling the second set of quantum signals to the second input terminal of the logic gate, where the unidirectional buffer may be configured to propagate quantum signals in only the first direction.
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PULSE TECHNIQUE
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