Active cryogenic electronic envelope
AssigneeThe Regents of the University of California
InventorsMarcos de Azambuja Turqueti, Robert Alan Albright, Soren O. Prestemon
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AssigneeThe Regents of the University of California
InventorsMarcos de Azambuja Turqueti, Robert Alan Albright, Soren O. Prestemon
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A data acquisition module is disclosed for use with electronic components such as superconductive magnets wherein the electronic components and the data acquisition module may reside inside a cryostat. The data acquisition module allows conventional electronic technologies to work inside cryostats at cryogenic temperatures as low as 4° K. This is achieved by management of heat inside the module to keep the module operating at a temperature above the cryogenic temperature. This approach avoids the difficulties that arise from changes in carrier mobility in semiconductors operating at deep cryogenic temperatures. A cryogenic system comprises a cryostat containing a cryogenic fluid and at least one sensor, and a data acquisition module located within the cryostat, the module in communication with the at least one sensor to acquire data, wherein the module comprises a thermal package, a conditioning and digitizing electronic module, a controller module, a power module, and a thermal management module.
A cryogenic system comprising:
A data acquisition module for use within a cryogenic system containing a cryogenic fluid and at least one sensor, comprising:
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