A. E. Slade
ABSTRACT
The cryotron, a new computer component based on the phenomenon of superconductivity, may have an important influence on future developments in the field of computers and data-handling machines. At the present time the cryotron has a slower switching speed than transistors, but there are reasons for believing that the speed can be increased considerably.
- The Cryotron---A Superconductive Computer Component, D. A. Buck. Proceedings, Institute of Radio Engineers, vol. 44, no. 4, April, 1956.Google Scholar
- Superconductivity (book), D. Shoenberg, Cambridge University Press, 1942.Google Scholar
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