Development of Cryogenic Systems for Astronomical Researches

Yurii Balega; Oleg Bolshakov; Aleksandr Chernikov; Aleksandra Gunbina; Valerian Edelman; Mariya Efimova; Aleksand Eliseev; Artem Krasilnikov; Igor Lapkin; Ilya Lesnov; Mariya Mansfeld; Mariya Markina; Evgenii Pevzner; Sergey Shitov; Andrey Smirnov; Mickhail Tarasov; Nickolay Tyatushkin; Anton Vdovin; Vyacheslav Vdovin

doi:10.20944/preprints202312.0959.v1

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Balega, Y.; Bolshakov, O.; Chernikov, A.; Gunbina, A.; Edelman, V.; Efimova, M.; Eliseev, A.; Krasilnikov, A.; Lapkin, I.; Lesnov, I.; Mansfeld, M.; Markina, M.; Pevzner, E.; Shitov, S.; Smirnov, A.; Tarasov, M.; Tyatushkin, N.; Vdovin, A.; Vdovin, V. Development of Cryogenic Systems for Astronomical Research. Photonics 2024, 11, 257. Balega, Y.; Bolshakov, O.; Chernikov, A.; Gunbina, A.; Edelman, V.; Efimova, M.; Eliseev, A.; Krasilnikov, A.; Lapkin, I.; Lesnov, I.; Mansfeld, M.; Markina, M.; Pevzner, E.; Shitov, S.; Smirnov, A.; Tarasov, M.; Tyatushkin, N.; Vdovin, A.; Vdovin, V. Development of Cryogenic Systems for Astronomical Research. Photonics 2024, 11, 257.

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: The article presents a brief review of cooling systems of various temperature levels (from 0.1 K to 230 K) for radio astronomical receivers of photonics and electronics. The features of various levels of cooling and the requirements for the design of the cooling system are considered in detail, as well as approaches to designing interfaces for cooled receivers: vacuum, cryogenic, electrical, mechanical, optical, and others required for the effective operation of the receiver,. The presented approaches to design are illustrated by a series of joint developments of the authors carried out over the past 45 years, including those produced last year.

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Development of Cryogenic Systems for Astronomical Researches

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