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Simple cryogenic temperature regulator for use with resistive and capacitive sensors

R. S. Newrock, David K. Wagner, Michael D. Rosenthal

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A simple temperature regulator for the 1-20K range that can be used with either a resistive or capacitive sensor is described. The former is useful for applications involving no applied magnetic fields, whereas the latter is essential when a strong field is present. When used with a resistive sensor, short-term and long-term stabilities of 0.1 and 1 mK, respectively, are easily achieved. When used with a capacitive sensor, the stability is determined by the sensor drift and is limited to 1 mK short-term and 3-5 mK long-term.

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A simple temperature regulator for the 1-20K range that can be used with either a resistive or capacitive sensor is described. The former is useful for applications involving no applied magnetic fields, whereas the latter is essential when a strong field is present. When used with a resistive sensor, short-term and long-term stabilities of 0.1 and 1 mK, respectively, are easily achieved. When used with a capacitive sensor, the stability is determined by the sensor drift and is limited to 1 mK short-term and 3-5 mK long-term.

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A simple temperature regulator for the 1-20K range that can be used with either a resistive or capacitive sensor is described. The former is useful for applications involving no applied magnetic fields, whereas the latter is essential when a strong field is present. When used with a resistive sensor, short-term and long-term stabilities of 0.1 and 1 mK, respectively, are easily achieved. When used with a capacitive sensor, the stability is determined by the sensor drift and is limited to 1 mK short-term and 3-5 mK long-term.

Key concepts: Capacitive sensing, Resistive touchscreen, Regulator, Term (time), Simple (philosophy), Materials science, Optoelectronics, Electrical engineering

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