论文信息 - Stability of germanium resistance thermometers at 20 K.

Stability of germanium resistance thermometers at 20 K.

Thirty germanium resistance thermometers have been thermally cycled 100 times between 20 and 300 K, and their stability at 20 K has been evaluated. The results reveal a wide range of stabilities, ranging from 0.1 to 20 mK. Five different modes of behavior have been provisionally classified as stable, drifting, jumping, bimodal, and irregular.

H. Plumb | L. Besley

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