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    Fabrication and characterization of nanoscale n-channel (PDI8-CN2) organic two-terminal planar devices

    In this paper, nanoscale organic two-terminal devices, based on evaporated films of a perylene diimide derivative (PDI8-CN2) and with channel lengths ranging from 1 μm down to 50 nm, have been fabricated by using...

    L. Parlato, E. Sarnelli, V. La Ferrara, M. Barra, F. Chiarella… in Applied Physics A (2017)

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    Interplay between structural anisotropy and order parameter symmetry effects in transport properties of YBa Cu O grain boundary Josephson junctions

    We have designed an experiment that could allow to investigate, on the same sample, the interplay between the morphological anisotropy of high critical temperature superconductors and the effects related to th...

    F. Tafuri, F. Carillo, E. Sarnelli, G. Testa… in The European Physical Journal B - Condense… (2002)

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    Sputtered YBCO bicrystal dc-SQUIDS

    An analysis of YBa2Cu3O7 −δ bicrystal dc-SQUIDs is reported. The devices have been fabricated by dc cylindrical magnetron sputtering from a single target. SQUIDs operating at the liquid nitrogen temperature have ...

    E. Sarnelli, G. Testa, C. Camerlingo, B. Ruggiero, M. Russo in Journal of Superconductivity (1996)

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    A two channel model as a possible microscopic configuration of the “barrier” in high-T c grain boundary junctions

    High-T c superconductors are intensively studied for applications such as biomagnetism, but the great difficulties in making integrated dc SQUIDs have slowed down applications ...

    E. Sarnelli, G. Testa, E. Esposito in Journal of Superconductivity (1994)

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    Critical Current In Long Josephson Junctions : A Phase Space Approach

    Long Josephson junctions, 1 i.e. junctions with at least one geometrical dimension (L,W) larger than the Josephson penetration depth λj have been matter of a great deal of theoretical2,3 and experimental4,5 work.

    S. Pagano, B. Ruggiero, M. Russo… in Nonlinear Superconductive Electronics and … (1991)