2002•Unpublished venueRequires access

Reconstruction and preliminary tests of the NIST electronic kilogram experiment

Reto Steiner, David B. Newell, Joshua Peter Schwarz, Edwin R. Williams, R. Liu

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The NIST electronic kilogram experiment is being completely rebuilt into a vacuum chamber within a specially designed laboratory room. Major renovations include reference mass positioning equipment, structural alignment flexures, and a redesigned inductive coil. The goal is less than 10 nW/W uncertainty. Preliminary data on measurement capabilities are expected.

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Key concepts: NIST, Kilogram, Electromagnetic coil, Nuclear engineering, Measurement uncertainty, Glovebox, Engineering, Electrical engineering