Title: Introduction to superconducting circuits
First published: 1999
Description: From the Back Cover:
Superconductivity made accessible - a unique introduction.
Does superconductivity have to be hard to understand?  No, says Alan Kadin, as he proceeds to make the field accessible to engineers, applied physicists, even undergraduate students in electrical engineering.  Setting advanced theories aside, Dr. Kadin uses simple circuit models to develop an understanding of the physics of superconductors, thenapplies this knowledge to superconducting circuits and systems.  Topics include:
The central role of inductance and kinetic inductance.
Transmission line model for RF and DC properties.
Dual circuit transformations to follow vortex and fluxon motion.
A balanced coverage of low-Tc and high-Tc superconductors.
Both large-scale (power) and small-scale (electronics) applications.
Superconducting devices for electromagnetic radiation detectors.
Subjects: Electronic circuits, Superconductors, Electric circuits
LC classification: TK7872.S8 K26 1999