A detailed study of point contact tunnelling into ceramic YBCO with electrocliemically etched tips of Pt, Nb and W is reported. The superconducting gap parameter (\Delta) has been extracted from I - V and dI/dV- V curves using various procedures. Our results indicate a gap value of about 20meV. We observe that the zero bias conductance is strongly dependent on the junction resistance. The normal state conductance varies linearly with bias voltage and the conductance curves are asymmetric with respect to polarity of the bias voltage. With contacts of very high junction resistance, we observe G(O)/G(l00mV) has a value as low as 1/6. This may be the lowest value reported so far
We present measurements at break junctions prepared of polycrystalline and textured YBCO pellets wit...
\u3cp\u3eThe I-V characteristics of point contacts formed by pressing two pieces of bulk material ag...
By carefully adjusting the distance between the two fractured electrodes, we have investigated the i...
A detailed study of point contact tunnelling into ceramic YBCO with electrocliemically etched tips o...
Using a scanning tunnelling microscope, the tunnelling current vs. voltage is measured between a gol...
Using a scanning tunnelling microscope, the tunnelling current vs. voltage is measured between a gol...
Using a scanning tunnelling microscope, the tunnelling current vs. voltage is measured between a gol...
Using a scanning tunnelling microscope, the tunnelling current vs. voltage is measured between a gol...
The I-V characteristics of point contacts formed by pressing two pieces of bulk material against eac...
We have studied the tunneling characteristics of planar junctions made on YBCO single crystals with ...
This dissertation describes work carried out between June 1987 and October 1991, in the Low Temperat...
Abstract. By making a combination of both point contact and barrier type tunnel junctions 11 on a si...
By making a combination of both point contact and barrier type tunnel junctions on a single sample o...
By making a combination of both point contact and barrier type tunnel junctions on a single sample o...
The I-V characteristics of point contacts formed by pressing two pieces of bulk material against eac...
We present measurements at break junctions prepared of polycrystalline and textured YBCO pellets wit...
\u3cp\u3eThe I-V characteristics of point contacts formed by pressing two pieces of bulk material ag...
By carefully adjusting the distance between the two fractured electrodes, we have investigated the i...
A detailed study of point contact tunnelling into ceramic YBCO with electrocliemically etched tips o...
Using a scanning tunnelling microscope, the tunnelling current vs. voltage is measured between a gol...
Using a scanning tunnelling microscope, the tunnelling current vs. voltage is measured between a gol...
Using a scanning tunnelling microscope, the tunnelling current vs. voltage is measured between a gol...
Using a scanning tunnelling microscope, the tunnelling current vs. voltage is measured between a gol...
The I-V characteristics of point contacts formed by pressing two pieces of bulk material against eac...
We have studied the tunneling characteristics of planar junctions made on YBCO single crystals with ...
This dissertation describes work carried out between June 1987 and October 1991, in the Low Temperat...
Abstract. By making a combination of both point contact and barrier type tunnel junctions 11 on a si...
By making a combination of both point contact and barrier type tunnel junctions on a single sample o...
By making a combination of both point contact and barrier type tunnel junctions on a single sample o...
The I-V characteristics of point contacts formed by pressing two pieces of bulk material against eac...
We present measurements at break junctions prepared of polycrystalline and textured YBCO pellets wit...
\u3cp\u3eThe I-V characteristics of point contacts formed by pressing two pieces of bulk material ag...
By carefully adjusting the distance between the two fractured electrodes, we have investigated the i...