Johnsonnoisethermometryathighpressure.docVIP

Johnson Noise Thermometry at High Pressure Ivan C. Getting (CIRES) and John L. Hall (JILA) University of Colorado at Boulder a COMPRES member institution June 2004 A Johnson Noise Thermometer has been developed which makes it possible to measure temperature accurately at high pressure. All effects of pressure, deformation, chemical reaction, etc., which normally plague thermocouples, are accounted for with a simple measurement of resistance each time temperature is to be measured. Thermocouples and other temperature sensors can be calibrated against this absolute thermometer in each spec