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JFS-CryoMem: A Cryogenic Memory with Voltage-Controlled Superconducting Devices and Femtojoule-Scale Write/Read Energies
Scalable cryogenic systems require memory that combines nonvolatile storage, selective access, low thermal disturbance, and compatibility with superconducting electronics. We present a cryogenic memory architecture that integrates a voltage-controlled Josephson junction field-effect transistor (JJFE
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