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Cryogenic wafer probing below one Kelvin: Characterization of normal-metal Coulomb blockade thermometers at wafer scale
Coulomb blockade thermometers (CBTs) have attracted more interest in recent years, as the demand for sub-one Kelvin thermometry has increased, especially due to the prevalence of dilution refrigerators in research and applications in quantum technology. CBTs can be operated both as a primary thermom
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