Hi Frank,
I also interested with the paper and paper from spreadbury and deaver if You
don't mind
Thank You
yes I have this paper, size is too big, so I'll forward it to you directly.
The patent to this 7000 standard is UK patent GB 258 356A, about
removing of hysteresis of the LTZ.
Actually, it should not function in the 7000 standards, as these run on
45°C, and therefore the temperature swing is too low, and there is
usually no hysteresis at this low temperature.
I also have several interesting papers from Spreadbury and Deaver, about
stabilities / drift behaviour of LTZ1000 and LTFLU.
Pada Jumat, 13 November 2015 2:09, Frank Stellmach
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Hello Alan,
yes I have this paper, size is too big, so I'll forward it to you directly.
The patent to this 7000 standard is UK patent GB 258 356A, about
removing of hysteresis of the LTZ.
Actually, it should not function in the 7000 standards, as these run on
45°C, and therefore the temperature swing is too low, and there is
usually no hysteresis at this low temperature.
I also have several interesting papers from Spreadbury and Deaver, about
stabilities / drift behaviour of LTZ1000 and LTFLU.
regards Frank
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