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Fast On-Chip Thermometry with TiN Kinetic Inductance Resonators in 22 nm Process Technology
Understanding the temporal and spatial dependence of temperature is critical in high-performance cryogenic devices. Typical thermometry techniques struggle to simultaneously combine high bandwidth, sensitivity and on-chip integration, limiting their ability to measure fast intra-device thermal fluct
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