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Page 1: Johnson Noise Thermometry  at High Pressure Yanbin Wang Takeshi Sanehira Ivan Getting Mark Rivers

COMPRES Annual Meeting, Lake Morey, VM, June 17-20, 2007

Johnson Noise Thermometry at High Pressure

Yanbin WangTakeshi Sanehira

Ivan GettingMark Rivers

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COMPRES Annual Meeting, Lake Morey, VM, June 17-20, 2007

Status• COMPRES support • Dr. Takeshi Sanehira on board since Dec 2006• Developing JNT cell• Testing new probe resistors• Identify noise sources and ground loop issues• Setup tests on transformers, variac, powerline filter • High P-T tests, Feb ~ Apr:

– Sanehira, Wang, Getting, Labenski (NIST; attempted to hire as a temp employee)

• First high P-T results to ~1000 K, 0.1-0.3 GPa

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COMPRES Annual Meeting, Lake Morey, VM, June 17-20, 2007

16 mm cell design

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COMPRES Annual Meeting, Lake Morey, VM, June 17-20, 2007

Ambient spectra before turning on AC power supply

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COMPRES Annual Meeting, Lake Morey, VM, June 17-20, 2007

JNT connected to cell, supply turned on

Solution: fire cell parts at 900 – 1100 C, burn off all glue and organic residues

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COMPRES Annual Meeting, Lake Morey, VM, June 17-20, 2007

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Noise Reduction: Power Supply

Solution: replaced existing supply with a transformer and added a powerline conditioner (Sola) to ensure pure sinusoidal output at 60 Hz.

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Noise Reduction: high-frequency pickup

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Solution: Shutoff all unused electronics inside the hutch. Eliminate ground loop by defining common ground.

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COMPRES Annual Meeting, Lake Morey, VM, June 17-20, 2007

Noise reduction: 60-Hz harmonics

200 C

Solution: Apply numerical notch filters for 60 Hz (5 -10 Hz width). Apply a higher cutoff to the high-pass filter, throw away signals below 20 kHz.

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COMPRES Annual Meeting, Lake Morey, VM, June 17-20, 2007

Test data

500 K

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COMPRES Annual Meeting, Lake Morey, VM, June 17-20, 2007

Test data

800 K

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COMPRES Annual Meeting, Lake Morey, VM, June 17-20, 2007

First high T measurements to 800 K:Resistance drop near 600 K

Probe Resistance vs. T

y = 5.0682299809E-02x + 3.4709431275E+01

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JNT output versus Temperature

NC Normalized Output vs. T

y = 2.6181294173E-03x - 2.6088699166E-01

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First high T resultsJNT versus RT

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Future plans• Noise reduction!!• New filters for JNT (expand frequency range to 100

kHz, vs. 70 kHz) - ordered• New transformer – received• 16 mm cell for “zero P” calibration• Smaller cells and truncations for higher P

measurements• Beamtime proposal for 2007-3 (measure P using

diffraction)• New resistors

– Cermets versus sintered diamond• Pyrometry cross-check


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