Tang, Y.
, Steiner, R.
and Sims, J.
(1998),
An Indirect Comparison Between Two Josephson Voltage Standard Systems With Different Algorithms, Proc., International Conference on Electrical Metrology (SEMETRO), Rio de Janeiro, 1, BR
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An Indirect Comparison Between Two Josephson Voltage Standard Systems With Different Algorithms
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Abstract
Two Josephson Array Voltage Standard Systems using different calibration algorithms are operated at the National Institute of Standards and Technology. A manual system is designed to make comparisons by measuring against the 1.018 V of the three Zener references. The difference of averaging the three Zener references is smaller than 1 nV.Proceedings Title
Proc., International Conference on Electrical Metrology (SEMETRO)
Conference Dates
September 15-18, 1998
Conference Location
Rio de Janeiro, 1, BR
Conference Title
International Conference on Electrical Metrology
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Conferences
Keywords
Josephson voltage standard, calibration algorithms, system inter-comparison
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Created August 24, 1998, Updated October 12, 2021