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Rapid single flux quantumIn electronics, rapid single flux quantum (RSFQ) is a digital electronics technology that relies on quantum effects in superconducting materials to switch signals, instead of transistors. However, it is not a quantum computing technology in the traditional sense. Even so, RSFQ is very different from the traditional CMOS transistor technology used in every day computers:
See also: Quantum flux parametron, a related digital logic technology. Additional recommended knowledge
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HumorScientists joke that RSFQ logic stands for Russian Single Flux Quantum logic as the two "fathers" of the idea (Likharev and Semenov) were from Russia. Now both work in the USA. References
Categories: Quantum electronics | Superconductivity | Josephson effect |
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