Transition-Edge-Sensor utilizing the Magnetic Superconducting Transition
ORAL
Abstract
We present experimental results from a Transition-Edge-Sensor (TES) based on the magnetic superconducting transition. For the devices reported here, the change in magnetic flux from a microscale disk of electrodeposited tin may be detected by a planar pickup coil consisting of a niobium thin film. We present experimental data revealing the magnetic superconducting transition that is the basis for the principle of transduction between temperature and magnetic flux. The prototype magnetic TES devices may ultimately be utilized for microscale magnetometry or microcalorimetry. We present experimental data without and with a source of ionizing radiation as an experimental demonstration applicable to microcalorimetry.
* This work was supported by the Laboratory Directed Research and Development program at Sandia National Laboratories, a multimission laboratory managed and operated by NTESS under DOE NNSA contract DE-NA0003525.
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Presenters
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Lok Raj Pant
Texas A&M University
Authors
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Lok Raj Pant
Texas A&M University
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Amis Sharma
Texas A&M University
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Nader Mirabolfathi
Texas A&M University
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Rupak Mahapatra
Texas A&M University
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Ivan Borzenets
Texas A&M University
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Patrick S Finnegan
Sandia National Laboratories
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Christian Arrington
clarrin@sandia.gov
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Chris St John
Sandia National Laboratories
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Stephen M Carr
Sandia National Laboratories