The effects of static magnetic field up to 16 kG on seven midget disc thermistors and three miniature platinum resistance thermometers were measured at 77 K. Corrections for the magnetoresistance of the electrical leads and solder junctions were made from data taken on a copper wire coil. A virtual
Small low-cost platinum resistance thermometers for thermometry in magnetic fields
โ Scribed by Y. Iye
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1988
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 354 KB
- Volume
- 28
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0011-2275
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โฆ Synopsis
An assessment of four ddferent types of small low-cost platinum res=stance thermometers is reported They have relatwely large but reproducible residual resistances, and can be used =n place of the so-called standard platinum resistance thermometers for most purposes They are also very useful for thermometry =n a strong magnetic field In th=s respect, the thermometer with the largest residual res=stance performs best, and =s better than carbon glass res=stors above ~50 K A descnpt~on ~s also gwen of a s=mple cryostat that maintains constant temperature during magnet=c field sweep
Keywords thermometers, magnet,c fields, plat,num res,stance thermometers
The umversal curve of r(t) for each of the four types of platinum sensor, where t -T[K]/273 15 and r Is defined
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