CPC H03K 17/92 (2013.01) | 13 Claims |
1. A superconducting circuit, comprising:
a first magnetic-flux-tunable element and a second magnetic-flux-tunable element, each having a respective flux-sensitive part, electric characteristics of said magnetic-flux-tunable elements being dependent on a magnetic flux at the location of the respective flux-sensitive part,
a first current-driven superconductive on-chip flux bias line and a second current-driven superconductive on-chip flux bias line, each passing adjacent to the flux-sensitive part of the respective magnetic-flux-tunable element,
a first plurality of superconductive stray current paths adjacent to the first magnetic-flux-tunable element, and
a second plurality of superconductive stray current paths adjacent to the second magnetic-flux-tunable element;
wherein each of the first and second pluralities of superconductive stray current paths is configured to distribute stray currents originating from the current-driven superconductive on-chip flux bias line of the other magnetic-flux-tunable element into a respective plurality of stray currents around the respective magnetic-flux-tunable element such that said plurality of stray currents are kept from changing the electric characteristics of the respective magnetic-flux-tunable element.
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