Abstract
After a brief description of the double-sided fabrication process, we give an example to show that a quite large array of intrinsic Josephson junctions (IJJs) can be made by superconductively connecting 256 stacks of junctions together. Each of these stacks contains only 40 junctions which prevents problems causing by heating. We present a detailed discussion on a new structure we have developed in which an extra electrode can be fabricated in the middle of an array by a slight modification of the double-sided process. Using this middle electrode, we can determine further information on the physical processes inside the stack than is possible without such an electrode. Finally we shall discuss terahertz generation in IJJs when an external magnetic field is applied perpendicular to the width of the junctions.
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