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. 2018 Jan 26;4(1):e1701329. doi: 10.1126/sciadv.1701329

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Fig. 3 — (A) Circuit diagram used in the simulation, where I_c of JJ₁ = JJ₂ = JJ₃ = 200 μA, L₁ = L₃ = 3 pH (picohenry), L₂ = 5 pH, and R₁ = 100 milliohm. (B) Peak current through the coupling inductor L₂ versus I_c of the MJJ. I_c values within the blue box are those measured in a single MJJ. (C) Circuit operation with low magnetic order I_c = 100 μA (low synaptic weight) showing the phase modulation of the presynaptic (input) JJ (blue), the JJ synapse (black), the postsynaptic (output) JJ (red), and the output voltage (red right axis). (D) Circuit operation with high magnetic order I_c = 50 μA (high synaptic weight) showing the phase modulation of the presynaptic (input) JJ (blue), the JJ synapse (black), the postsynaptic (output) JJ (red), and the output voltage (red left axis).