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Broadband Integrated Power Dividers for Programmable Josephson Voltage Standardsby: Michael M Elsbury, Paul D Dresselhaus, Norman F Bergren, Charles J Burroughs, Samuel P Benz, Zoya B Popovi´c
IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques (2008)
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AbstractThis paper addresses microwave circuits for increasing the output voltage of quantum voltage standards. To achieve a 10V programmable Josephson voltage standard, on the order of 250 000 Josephson junctions under uniform Kband microwave-frequency excitation are required. A broadband, lumped-element, Wilkinson power divider centered at 20 GHz was designed and fabricated to uniformly distribute power to arrays of junctions. The measured results from a single Wilkinson divider demonstrate low insertion loss, a 2:1 VSWR bandwidth of 10–26 GHz, and a 10 dB isolation bandwidth of 13–30 GHz. Utilizing the Wilkinson divider, a 16-way, 4-level, binary power divider network intended to excite approximately 18 000 Josephson junctions in each branch is demonstrated in a divider/combiner configuration. This configuration exhibits a 2:1 VSWR from 16.5–24.5 GHz. In the 15–25 GHz band of interest, the maximum insertion loss for the sixteen-way divider network is 1.10 dB, with an average of 0.72 dB, calculated from measurements on the back-to-back divider/combiner configuration.
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