DocumentCode
1189573
Title
Effect of a periodic perturbation on radio frequency model of Josephson junction
Author
Genchev, Zhivko D. ; Ivanov, Zdravko G. ; Todorov, Bogdan N.
Volume
30
Issue
9
fYear
1983
fDate
9/1/1983 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
633
Lastpage
636
Abstract
By using the analytical method of Mel\´nikov the qualitative behavior of the single differential equation
where
is studied. The parameter space
of the nonlinear oscillator (A) is decomposed by the threshold curve into two regions, where significantly different behavior of oscillations occurs. In the first part of the parameter space the existence of chaotic solutions of (A) is possible, whereas in the second part of the parameter space only regular oscillations are expected. A radio frequency network modeling the very high-frequency (VHF) phenomena in current driven Josephson junction with capacitance but without dc bias current is described. The results of the measurements of the frequency spectrum of voltage oscillations are presented. The theoretical predictions and experimental data are not in disagreement. In order to pinpoint exactly the parameter subspace of the nonlinear oscillator (A) with chaos, a more general and detailed analytical criterium than Mel\´nikov method is needed.
where
is studied. The parameter space
of the nonlinear oscillator (A) is decomposed by the threshold curve into two regions, where significantly different behavior of oscillations occurs. In the first part of the parameter space the existence of chaotic solutions of (A) is possible, whereas in the second part of the parameter space only regular oscillations are expected. A radio frequency network modeling the very high-frequency (VHF) phenomena in current driven Josephson junction with capacitance but without dc bias current is described. The results of the measurements of the frequency spectrum of voltage oscillations are presented. The theoretical predictions and experimental data are not in disagreement. In order to pinpoint exactly the parameter subspace of the nonlinear oscillator (A) with chaos, a more general and detailed analytical criterium than Mel\´nikov method is needed.Keywords
Josephson device oscillators; Nonlinear oscillators; Nonlinear phenomena; Capacitance; Chaos; Circuits and systems; Differential equations; Frequency measurement; Helium; Josephson junctions; Oscillators; Radio frequency; Voltage;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Circuits and Systems, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0098-4094
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TCS.1983.1085411
Filename
1085411
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