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Vacuum and cryogenics

Vacuum and cryogenics

Superconducting thermometer takes the temperature of ultracold microwave devices

07 Dec 2020
Microwave thermometer
Two-level systems: two of NIST’s superconducting thermometers for measuring cryogenic temperatures are glued to the lower left and upper right of this amplifier. (Courtesy: J Wheeler/NIST)
A simple miniature thermometer that can quickly and accurately measure the temperature of ultracold

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