Composite Ag-Cu-Ni undercoat prevents moisture infiltration and pinhole formation while lowering material costs.
Controlled asymmetric surface roughness prevents substrate damage during handling while ensuring high crystalline orientation for superconducting layers.
Movable dielectric structural components arranged at specific intervals suppress cavity mode resonance in a planar microstrip filter housed in a metal case.
Metal-insulator transition layer insulates adjacent superconducting wires to enable rapid electromagnetic response.
A superconducting wire features a resin insulation coating applied to a laminated substrate with controlled surface roughness.
Strategic dielectric layering and superconducting shields reduce magnetic interference noise while managing device complexity in quantum processors.
A superconducting article joins segments via a low-profile splice and copper interlayer, reducing joint resistance while maintaining mechanical stability.
A superconducting wire uses a thin conductive protection layer to guide high-frequency currents through the superconductor.