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Measurement of the Boltzmann Constant Using a Quantum Voltage Noise Source
Synopsis : In the new SI, the unit of thermodynamic temperature, Kelvin (K), was defined based on the Boltzmann constant k determined through various thermodynamic temperature measurements. This paper describes a Johnson noise thermometer that uses a quantum voltage noise source, which is a type of precise thermodynamic temperature measurement method.