Brand: Lake Shore | Category: Nanotechnology

Cernox cryogenic temperature sensors are resistance thermometers offering high sensitivity, low magnetic field-induced errors and good long-term stability. Standard parts cover 0.10 K to 325 K and the HT version reaches 420 K. Typical accuracy is +/-5 mK at 4.2 K and +/-60 mK at 300 K.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Temperature range | 0.10 K to 325 K (Cernox), 0.10 K to 420 K (Cernox HT) |
| Typical sensor accuracy | +/-5 mK at 4.2 K, +/-16 mK at 77 K, +/-60 mK at 300 K |
| Long-term stability | +/-3 mK at 4.2 K, +/-46 mK at 77 K, +/-180 mK at 300 K |
| Models | CX-1010, CX-1030, CX-1050 |
| Resistance at 4.2 K | 277.32 Ω (CX-1010), 574.20 Ω (CX-1030), 3507.2 Ω (CX-1050) |
| Resistance at 300 K | 30.392 Ω (CX-1010), 41.420 Ω (CX-1030), 59.467 Ω (CX-1050) |
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