APPLIED PHYSICS LETTERS 100, [removed]Mesoscopic resistor as a self-calibrating quantum noise source N. Bergeal,1,2 F. Schackert,2 L. Frunzio,2 D. E. Prober,2 and M. H. Devoret2 1

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Date: 2012-05-16 09:39:58 Noise Electronic engineering Quantum optics Amplifiers Noise temperature Nanowire Johnson–Nyquist noise Low-noise amplifier Shot noise Electromagnetism Electronics Electrical engineering		APPLIED PHYSICS LETTERS 100, [removed]Mesoscopic resistor as a self-calibrating quantum noise source N. Bergeal,1,2 F. Schackert,2 L. Frunzio,2 D. E. Prober,2 and M. H. Devoret2 1 Add to Reading List Source URL: www.yale.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 955,73 KB Share Document on Facebook

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