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Our products [index.html] About Us International R & D Projects INTAS Project 2000-476 Temperature and Magnetic Field Sensors Meetings Contact Temperature and Magnetic Field Sensors Multisensor for temperature and magnetic field Germanium-film resistor Germanium-bulk resistor Dual element resistance thermometer Silicon diode Calibration Services The sensors are intended for temperature measurements in various areas of cryogenic engineering and experimental physics. They cover the operating temperature range from 0.03 K to 450 K. The sensors provide: wide temperature range for operation (0.03 K to 450 K) monotonic response over a wide temperature range small temperature reading errors for operation in magnetic fields small size extremely fast response to temperature changes high radiation tolerance high quality and low price We also develop and produce special-purpose devices such as microcalorimeters and multi-purpose sensors. You can order it. We offer fourteen models of sensors: Sensor type Model Temperature range (K) Germanium-film resistor TTR-D 0.03 to 350 TTR-G/0.3 0.3 to 400 TTR-G/1.0 1.0 to 400 TTR-M 4.0 to 400 TTR-2 50 to 450 TTR-3 200 to 450 Germanium-bulk resistor G-0.3/20 0.3 to 20 G-1.5/100 1.5 to 100 G-4/273 4.0 to 273 G-10/300 10 to 300 G-70/300 70 to 300 Silicon diode DS-A 2.0 to 450 Dual element resistance thermometer DERT 0.1 to 400 Sensor for temperature and magnetic field DFS 1.0 to 400 L I T E R A T U R E L.I. Zarubin, I.Y. Nemish, A. Szmyrka-Grzebyk, Germanium resistance thermometers with low magnetoresistance , Cryogenics , 30 (1990) 533-538. M. Besley, A. Szmyrka-Grzebyk, Stability studies on Kiev cryogenic germanium resistance thermometers , Rev. Sci. Instrum . , 61 (4), (1990) 1303. F. Pavese, P.P.M. Steur, D. Ferri, D. Giraudi, Wang Li, L.I. Zarubin, I.Y. Nemish, Magnetoresistance of Kiev cryogenic doped germanium thermometers up to 6 T , Cryogenics, 30 (1990) 437-441. V.F. Mitin, Microsensors of temperature, magnetic field, and strain , Cryogenics , 34 (1994) 437-440. V.F. Mitin, Yu.A. Tkhorik, E.F. Venger, All-purpose technology of physical sensors on the base of Ge/GaAs heterostructures , Microelectronics J . 28 (1997) 617-625. V.F. Mitin, Ge/GaAs heterostructures: preparation, properties, and application to sensors , Molecular Phys. Reports , 21 (1998) 71-78. V.F. Mitin, E.F. Venger, N.S. Boltovets, M. Oszwaldowski, T. Berus, Low-temperature Ge film resistance thermometers , Sensors and Actuators A , 68 (1998) 303-306. V.F. Mitin, Miniature resistance thermometers based on Ge films on GaAs , Advances in Cryogenic Engineering , 43 (1998) 749-756. Yu.P. Filippov, V.V. Golikov, E.N. Kulagin, and V.G. Shabratov, Effect of high-intensity cryogenic irradiation and magnetic field on temperature sensors , Advances in Cryogenic Engineering , 43 (1998) 773-780. V.F. Mitin, Resistance thermometers based on the germanium films , Semiconductor Physics, Quantum Electronics & Optoelectronics , 2 (1999) 115-123. N.S. Boltovets, V.V. Basanets, V.N. Ivanov, V.A. Krivutsa, A.E. Belyaev, R.V. Konakova, V.G. Lyapin, V.V. Milenin, E.A. Soloviev, E.F. Venger, D.I. Voitsikhovskyi, V.V. Kholevchuk, V.F. Mitin, Microwave diodes with contact metallization systems based on silicides, nitrides and borides of refractory metals , Semiconductor Physics, Quantum Electronics & Optoelectronics , 3 (2000) 359-370. V.F. Mitin, J. McFarland, G. G. Ihas, V.K. Dugaev, Ge film thermometers at ultralow temperatures in high magnetic fields , Physica B , 284-288 (2000) 1996-1997. G.G. Ihas, L. Fredericks, J.P. MacFarland, Low temperature thermometry in high magnetic fields , Journal of Low Temperature Physics , 113 (1998) 963-968. N.S. Boltovets, V.V. Kholevchuk, R.V. Konakova, V.F. Mitin, E.F. Venger, Ge-film resistance and Si-based diode temperature microsensors for cryogenic applications , Sensors and Actuators A , 92 (2001) 191-196. V.K.Dugaev, G.G.Ihas, C.McKenney, V.V.Kholevchuk, V.F.Mitin, I.Yu.Nemish, E.A.Soloviev, M.Vieira, Characterization and modelling of Ge film thermometers for low temperature measurements , Proceedings of 1st IEEE International Conference on Sensors (IEEE Sensors 2002) , pp. 1275-1280, Orlando, USA, June 12-14, 2002. N.S.Boltovets, V.K.Dugaev, V.V.Kholevchuk, P.C.McDonald, V.F.Mitin, I.Yu.Nemish, F.Pavese, I.Peroni, P.V.Sorokin, E.A.Soloviev, E.F.Venger, New generation of resistance thermometers based on Ge films on GaAs substrates. , Themperature: Its Measurement and Control in Science and Industry, 7, edited by Dean C. Ripple, AIP, Chicago, (2003), pp.399-404. V.F.Mitin, P.C.McDonald, F.Pavese, N.S.Boltovets, V.V.Kholevchuk, I.Yu.Nemish, V.V.Basanets, V.K.Dugaev, P.V.Sorokin, E.F.Venger, E.V.Mitin. New temperature and magnetic field sensors for cryogenic applications developed under a European Project. ICEC 20, 11-14 May 2004, Beijing, China, pp.971-974. (Zhang, Liang (EDT) /Lin, Liangzhen (EDT) /Chen, Guobang (EDT) /Publisher: Elsevier Science Ltd Published 2006/03, ISBN:0080445594 (Hard cover book). V.F. Mitin, N.S. Boltovets, V.V. Basanets, V.V. Kholevchuk, I.Yu. Nemish, E.V.Mitin, P.C. McDonald, F. Pavese. New thermometers and multisensors for cryogenic temperature and magnetic field measurements. Advances in Cryogenic Engineering, Vol. 51, pp.1243-1250 (2006). V.F. Mitin, N.S. Boltovets, V.V. Kholevchuk, F. Pavese, P.C. McDonald and G.G. Ihas, Review of Ge-GaAs Thermometers and Multisensors for Measurement of Temperature and Magnetic Field in Cryogenic Applications. Proceedings of 24th International Conference on Low Temperature Physics, Orlando, Florida, USA, August 10-17, 2005, AIP Conference Proceedings 850, pp.1595-1596 (2006). Yihui Zhou, Vadim F. Mitin, Greg Labbe, Shu-chen Liu, Ridvan Adjimambetov, and Gary G. Ihas, Sub-millimeter Size Sensors for Measurements in Cryogenic Turbulence. Proceedings of 24th International Conference on Low Temperature Physics, Orlando, Florida, USA, August 10-17, 2005, AIP Conference Proceedings 850, pp.1631-1632 (2006). Back