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Nonlinearity in superconducting CPW open-end and gap discontinuities

In this paper, non-linear circuit models of the superconducting CPW (SCOW) open-ends and gaps are presented. The model can be used to create a fast and accurate analysis of the nonlinearity in SCOW applications such as end-coupled filters, which have such gap and open-end discontinuities. The non-li...

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Published in:Journal of electromagnetic waves and applications 2018-01, Vol.32 (1), p.7-18
Main Authors: Mostaani, Abolfazl, Javadzadeh, S. Mohammed Hassan
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