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    High-Sensitivity Kinetic Inductance Detector Arrays for the PRobe Far-Infrared Mission for Astrophysics

    Far-infrared (far-IR) astrophysics missions featuring actively cooled telescopes will offer orders of magnitude observing speed improvement at wavelengths where galaxies and forming planetary systems emit most...

    L. Foote, C. Albert, J. Baselmans, A. D. Beyer in Journal of Low Temperature Physics (2024)

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    Single photon detection of 1.5 THz radiation with the quantum capacitance detector

    Far-infrared spectroscopy can reveal secrets of galaxy evolution and heavy-element enrichment throughout cosmic time, prompting astronomers worldwide to design cryogenic space telescopes for far-infrared spect...

    P. M. Echternach, B. J. Pepper, T. Reck, C. M. Bradford in Nature Astronomy (2018)

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    Toward a Detector/Readout Architecture for the Background-Limited Far-IR/Submm Spectrograph (BLISS)

    We have built and tested 32-element linear arrays of absorber-coupled transition-edge sensors (TESs) read out with a time-division SQUID multiplexer. This detector/readout architecture is designed for the back...

    M. Kenyon, A. D. Beyer, B. Bumble, P. M. Echternach in Journal of Low Temperature Physics (2014)

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    Ultra-sensitive Transition-Edge Sensors for the Background Limited Infrared/Sub-mm Spectrograph (BLISS)

    We report progress in fabricating ultra-sensitive superconducting transition-edge sensors (TESs) for BLISS. BLISS is a suite of grating spectrometers covering 35–433 μm with R∼700 cooled to 50 mK that is proposed...

    A. D. Beyer, M. E. Kenyon, P. M. Echternach, T. Chui in Journal of Low Temperature Physics (2012)

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    Nanomechanical measurements of a superconducting qubit

    Fabricating tiny mechanical structures whose vibrational motion is purely quantum mechanical is a long-standing goal in physics, both from a fundamental perspective and in view of the applications that they co...

    M. D. LaHaye, J. Suh, P. M. Echternach, K. C. Schwab, M. L. Roukes in Nature (2009)

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    Effect of non-classical current paths in networks of 1-dimensional wires

    At low temperatures, the quantum corrections to the resistance due to weak localization and electron-electron interaction are affected by the shape and topology of samples. We observed these effects in the res...

    P. M. Echternach, A. G. Mikhalchuk, H. M. Bozler in Czechoslovak Journal of Physics (1996)

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    A Novel Silicon Micromachined Cryogenic Capacitive Pressure Transducer

    A novel cryogenic capacitive pressure transducer was developed using Silicon micromachining techniques. It employs a flexible Silicon membrane which is sealed to a helium sample chamber with an Indium seal. A ...

    P. M. Echternach, Inseob Hahn, U. E. Israelsson in Advances in Cryogenic Engineering (1996)

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    Radially shielded superconducting magnets for use in cryostats

    Three small superconducting magnets with active and passive shields that produce confined magnetic fields in low temperature cryostats have been designed and built. The design of these magnets uses both on and...

    C. R. Stapleton, P. M. Echternach, Y-H. Tang in Journal of Low Temperature Physics (1992)