Abstract
We have studied the electromagnetic parameters of Josephson junctions fabricated on bicrystalline substrates with different angles tilted around the [100] and [001] axis. Changing a technological parameter such as the junction width permits change to the resonant frequency of the barrier cavity. This change in the resonance frequency allows one to determine a frequency dependent dispersion relation of the dielectric constant . We have explored the proximity to a resonance in the dielectric response and analyzed its resonance frequency and damping constant. In terms of a circuital equivalence additional information on the inductive response is presented as a comparative study of junctions fabricated on substrates with different bicrystalline misorientations.
- Received 2 February 2006
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevB.74.024507
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