Irwin, K.
(2004),
Superconducting Detectors, Scientific American
(Accessed February 19, 2025)
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Superconducting Detectors
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Abstract
Superconducting detectors operated at temperatures near absolute zero are bringing about a broad revolution in measurement capabilities in a wide range of fields. Superconducting detectors are used in measurements across the entire electromagnetic spectrum from radio through gamma rays, as well as with ions, DNA fragments, and weakly interacting particles. They are being applied in materials analysis, astronomy, particle physics, and in the new discipline of quantum information.Citation
Scientific American
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Nov 2006
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Journals
Keywords
detectors, microcalorimeter, superconducting, transition edge sensor, tunnel junction
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Created May 24, 2004, Updated January 27, 2020