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This paper deals with the recent progress in the development of Rapid Single-Flux-Quantum (RSFQ) digital technology based on macroscopic quantum effects in superconductors. Elementary cells of this logic family store and process digital bits in the form of single quanta of magnetic flux, while the data exchange between the cells is provided with picosecond pulses transferred along superconductor microstrip lines with a speed approaching the speed of light. RSFQ devices combine a unique set of
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