Thermal Kinetic Inductance Detectors for Ground-Based Millimeter-Wave Cosmology¶
Steinbach, B. A. (2018). Thermal Kinetic Inductance Detectors for Ground-Based Millimeter-Wave Cosmology. Journal of Low Temperature Physics.
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- Bolometric Detection
- The fully inspected kinetic-inductance prototype was heated electrically rather than irradiated, so it is boundary evidence for the transducer, not a third optically tested positive.
This sourceFull original author manuscript inspected. The tested chip was heated electrically rather than irradiated optically; this supports thermometric architecture and the distinction from direct pair breaking, not optical positive performance.
- The fully inspected kinetic-inductance prototype was heated electrically rather than irradiated, so it is boundary evidence for the transducer, not a third optically tested positive.
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