Scdv-28014 !exclusive!

A (based on a pulse‑tube design) provides the necessary 4 K environment. Thermal modeling shows a steady‑state heat load of only 0.8 W at the cold stage, allowing continuous operation for more than 12 000 h without maintenance. The SCVD‑28014 includes integrated temperature sensors , a magnetic shield (μ‑metal + superconducting Nb enclosure) , and an auto‑tune algorithm that compensates for drift in the IMN during thermal cycling.

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| Parameter | Value (Typical) | Test Condition | |-----------|----------------|----------------| | | 0.5 – 30 GHz | 4 K, 50 Ω source | | Gain | 35 dB (SLNA) + 30 dB (OPB) = 65 dB | 4 K | | Noise figure (NF) | 0.15 dB (SLNA) | 4 K | | 1‑dB compression point (P1dB) | +12 dBm (OPB) | 4 K | | Input‑referred third‑order intercept point (IIP3) | +18 dBm | 4 K | | Return loss (S11) | < ‑15 dB | 4 K | | Power consumption (cold stage) | 0.8 W | 4 K | | Physical footprint | 55 mm × 55 mm × 12 mm | – | A (based on a pulse‑tube design) provides the

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| Block | Function | Key Features | |-------|----------|--------------| | | Impedance transformation from 50 Ω to the optimal 0.5 Ω superconducting line | Broadband (0.5 – 30 GHz), tunable via MEMS varactors | | Superconducting Low‑Noise Amplifier (SLNA) | First‑stage amplification with noise figure < 0.2 dB | Four‑stage series‑cascade of Josephson parametric amplifiers (JPAs) | | Output Power Buffer (OPB) | Drives conventional 50 Ω loads while preserving linearity | Cryogenic HEMT buffer with 30 dB gain, 1 dB compression point at 12 dBm | Would there be interest in exploring for beginners