Physics, mathematics, and technology

2012 Issue №10

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Multiple RuO2-chip thermometer for applications in 0,02—30 K range

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109-115

Abstract

A multiple RuO2-chip thermometer based on commercial Vishay RCW575 chips for applications in 0,02—30 K range is proposed. Possible design and packaging of the sensor are suggested. Thermometer saturation and thermal resistance of our sensor are measured and compared with a single-chip configuration and commercial Lakeshore ROX-102A thermometer.

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