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Long-life micro vacuum chamber for a micromachined cryogenic cooler

Cao et al., 2015

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6819538382074316173
Author
Cao H
Vermeer C
Vanapalli S
Holland H
ter Brake H
Publication year
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Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A

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Micromachined cryogenic coolers can be used for cooling small electronic devices to improve their performance. However, for reaching cryogenic temperatures, they require a very good thermal insulation from the warm environment. This is established by a vacuum …
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