Surface crystalline carbon temperature sensor
Abstract
The described sensor has been used to measure small temperature changes in investigations related to the study of the properties of superfluid helium under zero-gravity conditions. The sensor requirements included high sensitivity, rapid response, small size, reproducibility, and ease of application to a test surface. In the preparation of the sensor a thin film of a commercially available carbon colloidal suspension is deposited on a substrate which must be electrically insulated or be covered with an insulating layer.
- Publication:
-
Cryogenic Engineering Conference
- Pub Date:
- 1976
- Bibcode:
- 1976cgen.conf..242P
- Keywords:
-
- Helium;
- Superfluidity;
- Temperature Sensors;
- Thin Films;
- Carbon;
- Performance Tests;
- Sensitivity;
- Thermal Cycling Tests;
- Instrumentation and Photography