Fig. 2: Cascade detector based on a linear Nb/NbxSi1−x/Nb array with N = 128 junctions. | Nature Communications

Fig. 2: Cascade detector based on a linear Nb/NbxSi1−x/Nb array with N = 128 junctions.

From: Cascade switching current detectors based on arrays of Josephson junctions

Fig. 2

a Ensemble of the I-V's without irradiation, obtained at slightly different bias currents. The inset shows the array layout. b The array voltage response (blue symbols, left axis) and the number of active junctions, n, (red line, right axis) as a function of microwave power, f = 74.5 GHz, normalized on Pmax 14 nW. c Array response, V and n, as a function of the polarization angle, Θ, at constant microwave power. The inset shows the polarization loss diagram. The orange line marks the array direction. Profound off-axis lobes manifest the traveling-wave antenna effect.

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