Non-degenerate pumping of an NbN half-wave resonator parametric amplifier achieves 26 dB peak gain with 0.5 MHz bandwidth, fourfold better gain stability, and 23 dB gain with 6 dB squeezing in phase-sensitive mode.
Frequency-tunable superconducting resonators via nonlinear kinetic inductance
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Usadel-equation analysis of DC-biased Al resonators predicts a suppressed density-of-states gap that lowers the detection threshold for 50-120 GHz kinetic inductance detectors.
Characterization of tunable on-chip resonators using nonlinear kinetic inductance in evaporated aluminum films with controlled oxygen content for future mm-wave spectrometry.
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Non-degenerate pumping of superconducting resonator parametric amplifier with evidence of phase-sensitive amplification
Non-degenerate pumping of an NbN half-wave resonator parametric amplifier achieves 26 dB peak gain with 0.5 MHz bandwidth, fourfold better gain stability, and 23 dB gain with 6 dB squeezing in phase-sensitive mode.
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Suppressed-gap millimetre wave kinetic inductance detectors using DC-bias current
Usadel-equation analysis of DC-biased Al resonators predicts a suppressed density-of-states gap that lowers the detection threshold for 50-120 GHz kinetic inductance detectors.
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On-Chip Resonator for Nonlinear Kinetic Inductance Characterisation and Future Spectrometry Applications
Characterization of tunable on-chip resonators using nonlinear kinetic inductance in evaporated aluminum films with controlled oxygen content for future mm-wave spectrometry.