Abstract
Time-resolved measurements of the flux-flow voltage generated in the current-induced resistive state of constricted superconducting indium films are reported. Using a computer-aided signal averaging technique, it has been possible to obtain a voltage resolution of better than 10 nV at a time resolution of 10 nsec. The results are in good agreement with theoretical model calculations.
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