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Microwave Loss in Low-Temperature ICPCVD Silicon Nitride: Dependence on Precursor Ratio and RF Substrate Bias
Low-loss dielectric films are an important component of superconducting circuits with applications ranging from quantum information to superconducting detectors for astrophysics. In millimeter-wave detector circuits, dielectric loss can be the limiting factor on efficiency and resonator performance.
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