Carbon thin film thermometry
Author(s) -
Richard Collier,
LL Sparks,
T. R. Strobridge
Publication year - 1973
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.6028/nbs.ir.74-355
Subject(s) - materials science , carbon fibers , environmental science , nanotechnology , composite material , composite number
The work concerning carbon thin film thermometry is reported. Optimum film deposition parameters were sought on an empirical basis for maximum stability of the films. One hundred films were fabricated for use at the Marshall Space Flight Center; 10 of these films were given a precise quasi-continuous calibration of temperature vs. resistance with 22 intervals between 5 and 80 K using primary platinum and germanium thermometers. Sensitivity curves were established and the remaining 90 films were given a three point calibration and fitted to the established sensitivity curves. Hydrogen gas-liquid discrimination set points are given for each film.
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