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13 December 2020 Development of 30mW@4K hybrid J-T cooler for space application
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In the area of space astronomy, some electronic detectors should be cooled to liquid helium temperature level to improve their sensitivity and reduce the background noise. A hybrid J-T cooler has been developed for future space application by our laboratory. The J-T loop is precooled by two-stage thermally coupled pulse tube cooler. There is no moving part at low temperature in this system which features low vibration electromagnetic interference. The hybrid J-T cooler has been experimental tested and cooling capacity of about 34.5mW@4.32K is achieved when supply pressure is 1.97MPa. Besides, when sufficient precooling power is provided for the J-T loop cooling capacity of 102.3mW at 5.02K is achieved. In this experiment, three oil free linear compressors are used to drive the J-T loop and a GM cooler is used to provide the precooling power for the J-T cooler. This J-T cooler will be the potential cryocooler for the future space detectors requiring cooling power of 100mW at < 6K.
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Yuexue Ma, Jia Quan, Yanjie Liu, Juan Wang, Jianguo Li, Hai Jin, Ziyao Liu, and Jingtao Liang "Development of 30mW@4K hybrid J-T cooler for space application", Proc. SPIE 11451, Advances in Optical and Mechanical Technologies for Telescopes and Instrumentation IV, 114513P (13 December 2020); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2562104
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Astronomy

Cryocoolers

Electromagnetic interference

Helium

Liquids

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