superconducting circuits

Superconducting circuits are electrical systems made from materials that, at very low temperatures, conduct electricity without any resistance. This means electrical current can flow endlessly without losing energy as heat, enabling highly efficient devices. These circuits often use superconducting components like qubits for quantum computing or very sensitive sensors. The key is maintaining extremely cold conditions, typically near absolute zero, to achieve superconductivity. Overall, superconducting circuits combine advanced materials and cooling technology to create powerful, energy-efficient electronic systems with applications in research, medicine, and computing.