Epitaxial rhenium microwave resonators
arXiv:1605.02513 · doi:10.1109/TASC.2016.2547221
Abstract
We have fabricated rhenium microwave resonators from epitaxial films. We have used thin films of different structural quality depending on their growth conditions. The resonators were coupled to a microwave transmission line which allows the measurement of their resonance frequencies and internal quality factors. From the resonance frequency at low temperature , the effective penetration depth and the London penetration depth of the rhenium film are extracted.
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