D. Chaudy, O. Llopis, B. Marcilhac, Y. Lemaître, O. D’Allivy Kelly, J. Hode
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Low Phase Noise Cryogenic Amplifiers and Oscillators Based on Superconducting Resonators
A cryogenic low phase noise amplifier and an high Q superconductor resonator at 1 GHz have been designed and realized. A good agreement between the measured and simulated data at 80 K for these two devices is observed. An all cryogenic oscillator has also been designed with the same devices on an alumina substrate. This oscillator is still under test.