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Fabrication of Arrays of BSCCO Intrinsic Josephson-Junction Stacks for THz Oscillator

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We have studied the emission properties of combined intrinsic Josephson junction (IJJ) stacks. The IJJ THz oscillators were fabricated by two different methods : standard Ar ion milling and hydrochloric acid modification processes. We observed that the series connection of two stacks improves the heating problem. For the stacks with a large number of IJJs, intense emissions were observed only in the low-bias regime and it was found that such emission corresponds to the in- phase cavity resonance mode of a mesa. Furthermore, the obtained result showed the possibility of the synchronized emission from the series-connected stacks.

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Terahertz radiation Josephson effect Fabrication Materials science Optoelectronics Ion Resonant cavity Resonance (particle physics) Condensed matter physics Superconductivity Physics Atomic physics Optics

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