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Nanoelectronic thermometers optimised for sub-10 millikelvin operation. / Prance, J. R.; Bradley, D. I.; George, R. E. et al.
In: arxiv.org, 10.06.2015.

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Prance, JR, Bradley, DI, George, RE, Haley, RP, Pashkin, YA, Sarsby, M, Penttilä, J, Roschier, L, Gunnarsson, D, Heikkinen, H & Prunnila, M 2015, 'Nanoelectronic thermometers optimised for sub-10 millikelvin operation', arxiv.org.

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Prance, J. R., Bradley, D. I., George, R. E., Haley, R. P., Pashkin, Y. A., Sarsby, M., Penttilä, J., Roschier, L., Gunnarsson, D., Heikkinen, H., & Prunnila, M. (2015). Nanoelectronic thermometers optimised for sub-10 millikelvin operation. arxiv.org.

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Prance JR, Bradley DI, George RE, Haley RP, Pashkin YA, Sarsby M et al. Nanoelectronic thermometers optimised for sub-10 millikelvin operation. arxiv.org. 2015 Jun 10.

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Prance, J. R. ; Bradley, D. I. ; George, R. E. et al. / Nanoelectronic thermometers optimised for sub-10 millikelvin operation. In: arxiv.org. 2015.

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title = "Nanoelectronic thermometers optimised for sub-10 millikelvin operation",
abstract = "We report the cooling of electrons in nanoelectronic Coulomb blockade thermometers below 4 mK. Above 7 mK the devices are in good thermal contact with the environment, well isolated from electrical noise, and not susceptible to self-heating. This is attributed to an optimised design that incorporates cooling fins with a high electron-phonon coupling and on-chip electronic filters, combined with a low-noise electronic measurement setup. Below 7 mK the electron temperature is seen to diverge from the ambient temperature. By immersing a Coulomb Blockade Thermometer in the 3He/4He refrigerant of a dilution refrigerator, we measure a lowest electron temperature of 3.7 mK.",
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note = "11 pages, 4 figures. (Fixed fitted saturation T_e on p9)",
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TY - JOUR

T1 - Nanoelectronic thermometers optimised for sub-10 millikelvin operation

AU - Prance, J. R.

AU - Bradley, D. I.

AU - George, R. E.

AU - Haley, R. P.

AU - Pashkin, Yu A.

AU - Sarsby, M.

AU - Penttilä, J.

AU - Roschier, L.

AU - Gunnarsson, D.

AU - Heikkinen, H.

AU - Prunnila, M.

N1 - 11 pages, 4 figures. (Fixed fitted saturation T_e on p9)

PY - 2015/6/10

Y1 - 2015/6/10

N2 - We report the cooling of electrons in nanoelectronic Coulomb blockade thermometers below 4 mK. Above 7 mK the devices are in good thermal contact with the environment, well isolated from electrical noise, and not susceptible to self-heating. This is attributed to an optimised design that incorporates cooling fins with a high electron-phonon coupling and on-chip electronic filters, combined with a low-noise electronic measurement setup. Below 7 mK the electron temperature is seen to diverge from the ambient temperature. By immersing a Coulomb Blockade Thermometer in the 3He/4He refrigerant of a dilution refrigerator, we measure a lowest electron temperature of 3.7 mK.

AB - We report the cooling of electrons in nanoelectronic Coulomb blockade thermometers below 4 mK. Above 7 mK the devices are in good thermal contact with the environment, well isolated from electrical noise, and not susceptible to self-heating. This is attributed to an optimised design that incorporates cooling fins with a high electron-phonon coupling and on-chip electronic filters, combined with a low-noise electronic measurement setup. Below 7 mK the electron temperature is seen to diverge from the ambient temperature. By immersing a Coulomb Blockade Thermometer in the 3He/4He refrigerant of a dilution refrigerator, we measure a lowest electron temperature of 3.7 mK.

KW - cond-mat.mes-hall

M3 - Journal article

JO - arxiv.org

JF - arxiv.org

ER -