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capacitive coupling
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capacitive coupling [kə′pas·ə·təns ‚kəp·liŋ]
(electricity)
Use of a capacitor to transfer energy from one circuit to another.
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Fortunately, the recently developed ac coupling technique that divides the low ([less than] 10 MHz) and high frequency input signals allows researchers to drive multiple arrays in parallel at high frequency and to bias the arrays in series at low frequency.
100 mV PEAK OUTPUT DEMONSTRATED FOR THE JOSEPHSON WAVEFORM SYNTHESIZER by Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
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AC coupling allows us to use distributed arrays of more than 4000 junctions that have larger output voltage as compared to the previously used lumped arrays with only 250 junctions.
FIRST MEASUREMENTS OF AC-COUPLED JOSEPHSON WAVEFORM SYNTHESIZER by Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
 
 
 
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