Superconductive logic gate and random access memory

Electronic digital logic circuitry – Superconductor

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326104, 327367, H03K 19195, H03K 1920, H03K 1792

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061540447

ABSTRACT:
The present invention is a superconductive logic gate assembly (50, 100), a superconductive NOR gate assembly (10), and a superconductive random access memory (150). A superconductive logic gate assembly in accordance with the invention includes a plurality of logic inputs (INPUTS 1-N) each logic input being coupled to a SQUID (16) and each SQUID including at least one resistance (22) which eliminates hysteresis in an output of the SQUID produced in responding to a change in signal level at the logic inputs to the SQUID, a DC bias (20) coupled to each SQUID, and an output circuit (14) coupled to each SQUID for providing a logic output (OUTPUT) in response to the logic inputs.

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