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1 July 1992 Variable-aperture low-background Dewar
Rolf Dahle
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Abstract
Testing infrared detectors at varying background flux densities can be very time consuming. Using existing in house cryogenic dewars, a way to reduce the down time when changing background flux was needed. The solution to this problem and problems encountered during design and fabrication are discussed.
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Rolf Dahle "Variable-aperture low-background Dewar", Proc. SPIE 1686, Test and Evaluation of IR Detectors and Arrays II, (1 July 1992); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.60535
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KEYWORDS
Helium

Infrared detectors

Aluminum

Temperature sensors

Optical filtering

Sensors

Cryogenics

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