Modified Speer Resistors for Use as Low Temperature Thermometers

Robichaux, J. E.; Anderson, A. C.

doi:10.1063/1.1683850

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“…-As the most important thermal impedance above 10-2 K is the carbon resistive core itself [12] it is advantageous to grind the cylindrical resistor into 0.2 mm thick longitudinal slabs. The copper leads are kept for electrical and thermal contact [13]. In figure 1 four types of thermometers prepared in our laboratory are shown.…”

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Sample environment at low temperatures

Neumaier¹

1984

Rev. Phys. Appl. (Paris)

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2014 Des techniques de basses températures utilisées dans des études de la diffusion de neutrons sont présentées. Des méthodes de mesures de températures, en particulier avec des résistances de carbone, sont discutées. Des problèmes de transfert de chaleur sont traités en détail pour différentes sortes d'échantillons et quelques solutions possibles sont proposées. Abstract 2014 A review of low temperature techniques as applied to neutron scattering studies is presented. Methods of temperature measurements especially carbon thermometry are discussed. Problems of heat transfer are treated in detail for different kind of samples and some solutions are proposed.

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Sample environment at low temperatures

Neumaier¹

1984

Rev. Phys. Appl. (Paris)

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“…(69) describe low temperature thermometry in high magnetic fields using carbon resistors. Equally useful information on the fabrication of small carbon resistors is given by Booth and Ewald (12) and the use of modified Speer resistors is outlined by Robichaux and coworkers (72).…”

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