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SQUID Developments for the Gravitational Wave Antenna MiniGRAIL
We designed two different sensor SQUIDs for the readout of the resonant mass gravitational wave detector MiniGRAIL. Both designs have integrated input inductors in the order of 1.5 muH and are planned for operation in the mK temperature range. Cooling fins were added to the shunt resistors. The fabr...
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| description | We designed two different sensor SQUIDs for the readout of the resonant mass gravitational wave detector MiniGRAIL. Both designs have integrated input inductors in the order of 1.5 muH and are planned for operation in the mK temperature range. Cooling fins were added to the shunt resistors. The fabricated SQUIDs show a behavior that differs from standard DC-SQUIDs. We were able to operate a design with a parallel configuration of washers at reasonable sensitivities. The flux noise saturated to a value of 0.84 muPhi 0 /radicHz below a temperature of 200 mK. The equivalent noise referred to the current through the input coil is 155 fA/radicHz and the energy resolution yields 62 h. |
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| subjects | Applied sciences Coils Cooling Cooling fins Detectors Electrical engineering. Electrical power engineering Electronic equipment and fabrication. Passive components, printed wiring boards, connectics Electronics Exact sciences and technology Gravitational wave antenna Gravitational wave antennas Gravitational waves Inductors Magnetic devices Noise Resistors Resonance Semiconductor electronics. Microelectronics. Optoelectronics. Solid state devices Shunt (electrical) SQUIDs Superconducting devices Superconducting quantum interference devices Temperature distribution Temperature sensors Transformers and inductors |
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