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Josephson constant

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Josephson constant [′jō·sef·sən ‚kän·stənt]
(physics)
The quantityKJ= 2e/h, which appears in the equations for the alternating-current Josephson effect, whereeis the magnitude of the charge of the electron andhis Planck's constant.
The conventional value of this quantity adopted by international agreement on January 1, 1990, to establish a standard for the volt,KJ-90= 493,597.9 gigahertz per volt.


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The last three constants are determined by other means, but are included since they are used in some of the other determinations Constant Symbol Planck constant h Josephson constant (SI) [K.
These include the Josephson constant, the charge and mass of the electron, and the Avogadro constant [2].
J] = 2e/h is the Josephson constant determined by the Plank constant h and the elementary charge e.
 
 
 
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