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English: One-volt en:voltage standard developed by en:NIST (formerly en:National Bureau of Standards (NBS) until 1988) based on an array of 3020 superconducting en:Josephson junctions, operating at liquid-helium temperatures. Microwave energy fed into the finguide structure on the left generates a voltage across the 4 chains of junctions on the right.
Date apparently 1985-1988
Source NIST paper A Practical Josephson Voltage Standard at One Volt, Figure 1
Author NBS

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Voltage standard based on Josephson junctions

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current११:२२, ३१ मार्च २०१७Thumbnail for version as of ११:२२, ३१ मार्च २०१७१,४२१ × ८७८ (२०७ KB)Materialscientistcontrast
०६:२०, १६ जुलाई २००९Thumbnail for version as of ०६:२०, १६ जुलाई २००९१,४२१ × ८७८ (८६ KB)RNLionHigher-resolution view from same NIST source paper to show greater detail.
१३:१०, ११ सेप्टेम्बर २००५Thumbnail for version as of १३:१०, ११ सेप्टेम्बर २००५४७२ × २९३ (१२३ KB)ArnoldReinholdSuperconduction chip used by w:NIST to define the w:volt. The chip contains an array of 3020 w:Josephson junctions and operates at liquid w:Helium temperatures. Microwave energy is fed to the junctions through the finguide on the left. Fr

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