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oa Cryogenic Temperature Measurement
A Thin Film Rhodium-Iron Temperature Sensor
- Source: Platinum Metals Review, Volume 33, Issue 2, Apr 1989, p. 55 - 57
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- 01 Jan 1989
Abstract
Applications of the rhodium-iron resistance thermometer over the last two decades have demonstrated that this sensor has the widest temperature range known; it has been used between 0.01 and 800 K, nearly five orders of magnitude. Recent developments have resulted in the production of a small planar device, which is finding many uses in cryogenic instrumentation.
© Johnson Matthey