McCaughan, A.
, Nam, S.
, Gammell, J.
and Oh, D.
(2020),
A low-cost, high-density,customizable microwave vacuum feedthrough for cryogenic applications, Review of Scientific Instruments
(Accessed October 12, 2024)
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A low-cost, high-density,customizable microwave vacuum feedthrough for cryogenic applications
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, , Jimmy Gammell, Dylan M. Oh
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We have designed, constructed, and tested an electrical vacuum feedthrough that can carry a large number of microwave signal lines, has high vacuum compatibility, and is highly customizable. We found that it had a leak rate of approximately 10^(-7) Pa*L/s (7.5x10^(-9) torr*L/s), making it suitable for high-vacuum systems such as cryostats. The feedthrough is low-cost, and the PCB-based design allows the choice of any surface-mountable microwave connector. We additionally verified operation through consistent use on a real cryogenic system and verified the mechanical robustness of the feedthrough.Citation
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