Simulation framework for microwave SQUID multiplexer optimization
Constantin Schuster, Mathias Wegner, Sebastian Kempf

TL;DR
This paper introduces a comprehensive simulation framework for microwave SQUID multiplexers that incorporates complex physics and noise sources, enabling more accurate performance prediction and optimization than traditional analytical models.
Contribution
The authors developed a detailed simulation tool that models nonlinear Josephson junction behavior, noise, and resonator response, advancing the design and understanding of microwave SQUID multiplexers.
Findings
Simulation framework improves performance prediction accuracy
Guides optimization of device parameters
Applicable to related superconducting devices
Abstract
So far, performance prediction and optimization of microwave SQUID multiplexers has largely been based on simple approximate analytical models and experimental results. This is caused by the complexity of the underlying physics and the intricacy of operation and readout parameters. As a simplified description can never account for all potential effects occurring in a real device, we have developed a software framework to simulate the characteristics and performance of a microwave SQUID multiplexer. Our simulation framework is a powerful tool to guide understanding and optimization of microwave SQUID multiplexers and other related devices. It includes common readout schemes such as open-loop or flux ramp modulated readout as well as the nonlinear behavior of Josephson tunnel junctions. Moreover, it accounts for the non-zero response time of superconducting microwave resonators with high…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Frequency and Time Standards · Physics of Superconductivity and Magnetism · Superconducting and THz Device Technology
