Tang, Y.
(2007),
JOSEPHSON VOLTAGE STANDARD INTERCOMPARISON, Proc. VII Semetro, Belo Horizonte, BR, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=32759
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JOSEPHSON VOLTAGE STANDARD INTERCOMPARISON
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The majority of Josephson Voltage Standard (JVS) intercomparisons have been performed by using Zener voltage transfer standards and a protocol based on the Measurement Assurance Program (MAP) with uncertainties in the range of a few parts in 10^8 at 10 V that are limited by the Zener characteristics. In order to improve the uncertainty of the comparison, protocols using a compact Josephson voltage standard (CJVS) as the transfer standard have been developed. The uncertainty using the CJVS in the comparison can be in the range of a few parts in 10^9 at 10 V. The array to array direct comparison using the conventional JVS or programmable JVS (PJVS) can further improve the uncertainty of the comparison to a few parts in 10^10.Proceedings Title
Proc. VII Semetro
Conference Dates
September 12-15, 2007
Conference Location
Belo Horizonte, BR
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Conferences
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Keywords
intercomparison, Josephson voltage standard, Measurement Assurance Program (MAP), programmable Josephson junction array, uncertainty
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Created September 1, 2007, Updated January 27, 2020