Materials and methods for pressure and temperature sensors at cr

Measuring and testing – Fluid pressure gauge – Combined

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73753, 361282, 361283, 374143, 374184, G01L 912

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ABSTRACT:
Capacitive pressure and temperature sensing devices for use at cryogenic temperatures are provided utilizing a quantum ferroelectric pyrochlore ceramic material as the dielectric. The ceramic material has the formula:

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