Wire network behavior of superconducting films with lower symmetrical mesoscopic hole arrays

Superconducting films with the same hole density but different geometric symmetry have been designed and fabricated. The R(H) curves show obvious periodic oscillations with several dips at fractional matching fields. It is found that the period of the oscillations in the low field is not necessary equal to that derived from the hole density, but consistent with that from the corresponding wire networks when the large disk-like film regions are regarded as nodes. The experimental results of R(H), T_(c)(H) and j_(c)(H) at fractional matching fields within the first oscillation also support the rationality of considering films with large-diametered hole arrays as wire networks. Our results demonstrate that the connectivity of superconducting films with large-diametered hole arrays plays a more important role in the oscillations of R(H) curves.

Hofstadter's Butterfly and Phase Transition of Checkerboard Superconducting Network in a Magnetic Field

We study the magnetic effect of the checkerboard superconducting wire network. Based on the de Gennes- Alexader theory, we obtain difference equations for superconducting order parameter in the wire network. Through solving these difference equations, we obtain the eigenvalues, linked to the coherence length, as a function of magnetic field. The diagram of eigenvalues shows a fractal structure, being so-called Hofstadter＇s butterfly. We also calculate and discuss the dependence of the transition temperature of the checkerboard superconducting wire network on the applied magnetic field, which is related to up-edge of the Hofstadter＇s butterfly spectrum.

SEM-Based Method for Performance Evaluation of Wired LANs

For wired local area networks(LANs),their effectiveness and invulnerability are very critical.It is extraordinarily significant to evaluate the network performance effectively in the design of a reasonable network topology and the performance improvement of the networks.However,there are many factors affecting the performance of the networks,and the relation among them is also complicated.How to evaluate the performance of the wired LANs more accurately has been a heavy challenge in the network research.In order to solve the problem,this paper presents a performance evaluation method that evaluates the effectiveness and invulnerability of the wired LANs.Compared to traditional statistical methods,it has the distinct advantage of being able to handle several dependent variables simultaneously and tolerates the measurement errors among these independent variables and dependent variables.Finally,the rationality and validity of this method are verified by the extensive experimental simulation.

Analysis on WPAN Mechanism Based on 802.15.4 and Data Structure Design

IEEE802.15.4 is the communication protocol meeting the requirements of short distance and low transmission rate, and achieving the objective of low power. The technique is an emerging wireless communication standard. It is a two-way wireless communication technology with short distance, low complexity, low power consumption and low data transmission rate and low cost. The paper analyzes the features, framework, performance indicators and overall hardware platform structure of JN5121 chip which is used in JENNIC Corporation. And the paper researches the characteristics of actual oroducts for project development.