Abstract:
A superconducting device includes a frequency tunable device comprising a first conductive pad and a second conductive pad that are connected to each other by a Josephson junction, a ferromagnetic structure disposed at a predetermined distance apart from the first and second conductive pads, a control line located below the ferromagnetic structure, and a control circuit configured to control a resonant frequency of the frequency tunable device by controlling current flowing through the control line.
Abstract:
An image sensor may include a comparator including a first input terminal configured to receive a reset signal, a second input terminal configured to receive an image signal, a third input terminal configured to receive a ramp signal configured to ramp in one direction, and an output terminal. The comparator may further include a switch circuit including a plurality of switches. The comparator may be configured to compare the reset signal with the ramp signal and output a first comparison signal through the output terminal according to a first arrangement of the switches in a reset phase and the comparator may be configured to compare the image signal with the ramp signal and output a second comparison signal through the output terminal according to a second arrangement of the switches in an image phase.
Abstract:
A superconducting device includes a frequency-tunable device including a first conductive pad and a second conductive pad which are connected to each other by a Josephson junction, a ferromagnet having a magnetic domain wall, and a control circuit configured to apply a current to the ferromagnet to adjust a position of the magnetic domain wall of the ferromagnet, and to control a resonance frequency of the frequency-tunable device.
Abstract:
A superconducting qubit-based device includes: a superconducting qubit comprising a first conductive pad and a second conductive pad, each being formed of a superconducting material, and a ferromagnetic body configured to form a Josephson junction with the first conductive pad and the second conductive pad; a conducting wire spaced apart from the ferromagnetic body by a predetermined distance; and a control circuit configured to control a resonance frequency of the superconducting qubit by controlling a current flowing through the conducting wire.