W. Benzing, M. Biehl, E. Crocoll, R. Koch, M. Neuhaus, T. Scherer, W. Jutzi
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Abstract
RSFQ-toggle-flipflops with a SFQ-trigger circuit a Josephson transmission line at the input and a SFQ/dc-circuit at the output of each stage are implemented in the Nb–Al2O3–Nb Josephson junction technology on a single chip having coplanar wave guides at input and output. The counter is tested successfully at 4.2K via coplanar/coaxial transitions using a bit pattern generator and a digital oscilloscope at room temperature up to fI≈2 GHz pulse repetition frequency at the input. The highest test frequency fI is limited by the available pattern generator.