Tunable Superconducting Josephson Dielectric Metamaterial
arXiv:1909.05326 · doi:10.1063/1.5126963
Abstract
We demonstrate a low-dissipation dielectric metamaterial with tunable properties based on the Josephson effect. Superconducting wires loaded with regularly spaced Josephson junctions ( A) spanning a K-band waveguide and aligned with the microwave electric fields create a superconducting dielectric metamaterial. Applied dc current tunes the cutoff frequency and effective permittivity of this unique electric metamaterial. The results are in agreement with an analytical model for microwave transmission through the artificial dielectric medium.
arXiv comment5 pages, 4 figures
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