A new custom cryogen-free dilution refrigerator with base temperature of 17 mK and cooling power of 120 μW@100mK was developed in collaboration with the University of Roma, Italy; and Janis Research Company, Inc. (USA). The design is specifically geared for integrating with an existing telescope on alt-azimuth mount. The first lab-based test results show that the system is maintaining its design specifications in its tilted position up to as much as -20 degree and +50 degree from the cryostat vertical axis. © Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd.

JDry-100-ASTRA, a cryogen-free 3He–4He dilution refrigerator for ground-based Cosmic Microwave Background astronomy

Battiston, Roberto;Mezzena, Renato
2012-01-01

Abstract

A new custom cryogen-free dilution refrigerator with base temperature of 17 mK and cooling power of 120 μW@100mK was developed in collaboration with the University of Roma, Italy; and Janis Research Company, Inc. (USA). The design is specifically geared for integrating with an existing telescope on alt-azimuth mount. The first lab-based test results show that the system is maintaining its design specifications in its tilted position up to as much as -20 degree and +50 degree from the cryostat vertical axis. © Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd.
2012
Journal of Physics: Conference Series
US
Journal of Physics
Vladimir, Shvarts; Zuyu, Zhao; Munir, Jirmanus; Battiston, Roberto; Martino, Calvo; Paolo de, Bernardis; Marco de, Petris; Claudia, Giordano; Silvia, Masi; Mezzena, Renato
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