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NCSLI Measure. 9:74-78
We report on the development and application of a new generation of multijunction thermal converters (MJTCs). These devices, fabricated on fused silica substrates, show exceptional performance over...
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NCSLI Measure. 9:52-58
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NCSLI Measure. 3:70-75
Ratio calibration of a digital voltmeter (DVM) is critical for applications such as load cell response for force measurement. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) DVM ratio ser...
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IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement. 56:341-345
We describe the construction of thermal voltage converters (TVCs) with built-in tees and the characterization of their RF-dc differences in terms of power and impedance using thermistor mounts at frequencies greater than 100 MHz and in terms of conve
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NCSLI Measure. 2:70-74
We report on multiple improvements made in the calibration services offered for thermal converters and thermal transfer standards in the ac-dc Difference Standards and Measurement Techniques Project at NIST during the past year. The major improvement
Autor:
June E. Sims, Yi-hua Tang
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NCSLI Measure. 1:42-48
Autor:
June E. Sims, Yi-hua Tang
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29th Conference on Precision Electromagnetic Measurements (CPEM 2014).
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X-Ray Spectrometry. 30:431-434
Modeling x-ray absorption near edge structure (XANES) requires computationally intensive calculations. We show that parallel processing can reduce the time required for XANES calculations by a factor of up to 50 over standard desktop computers. Paral
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2011 IEEE SENSORS Proceedings.
We describe a new generation of thermal sensors for the measurement of ac voltages at frequencies up to 100 MHz. Electronics grade fused silica has been selected as a substrate material because it is significantly more robust than the previous genera
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Journal of Physics: Conference Series. 450:012036
We report on advances in ac voltage metrology made possible by a new generation of Multijunction Thermal Converters (MJTCs). Although intended for use primarily in high-frequency (1 MHz to 100 MHz) metrology, their exceptional low-frequency qualities