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Johnson noise thermometry: a standalone construct

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Sensors and instrumentation

primary temperature measurement from the thermal noise voltage of a resistor, which is proportional to absolute temperature through the Nyquist relation.

In sensors and instrumentation, Johnson noise thermometry refers to primary temperature measurement from the thermal noise voltage of a resistor, which is proportional to absolute temperature through the Nyquist relation. This meaning comes from White (1996) in Metrologia.[1]

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References

White, D. R., Galleano, R., Actis, A., Brixy, H., Groot, M. D., Dubbeldam, J., Reesink, A. L., Edler, F., Sakurai, H., Shepard, R. L., & Gallop, J. C. (1996). The status of Johnson noise thermometry. Metrologia, 33(4), 325-335. https://doi.org/10.1088/0026-1394/33/4/6

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