A nanoscale gigahertz source realized with Josephson scanning tunneling microscopy
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Abstract—This paper presents a resist-less process for parallel fabrication of sub-micrometer Al-AlOx-Al superconducting tunnel junctions. A custom stencil is fabricated containing 200 nm low stress SiN membranes with micro-apertures. The stencil is aligne ...
