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We performed transient noise simulations of a Rapid Single Flux Quantum RS Flip-Flop and compared computer results with predictions of a previously developed theory. The probability of error switching in dependence on the Flip-Flop inductance was calculated. The results show that noise causes essential narrowing of the tolerance margins. This effect depends on operation frequency.
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