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cryoelectronics

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cryoelectronics [¦krī·ō·i‚lek′trän·iks]
(electronics)
A branch of electronics concerned with the study and application of superconductivity and other low-temperature phenomena to electronic devices and systems. Also known as cryolectronics.


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The [micro]cal-EDS operates at extremely low temperature, 100 inK, and the detector makes extensive use of superconducting cryoelectronics for the critical thermometry that constitutes the measurement of photon energy.
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a pioneer in high-temperature superconductor (HTS) and cryoelectronics technology, announced that it will demonstrate a low-noise filter subsystem for cellular base stations at Wireless World Expo in San Francisco today.
 
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