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Tuning the $${T}_{\text {C}}$$TC of Titanium Thin Films for Transition-Edge Sensors by Annealing in Argon

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We present critical temperature measurements of titanium thin films annealed in an argon atmosphere at various temperatures. We are able to depress the $${T}_{\text {C}}$$TC by up to 200 mK… Click to show full abstract

We present critical temperature measurements of titanium thin films annealed in an argon atmosphere at various temperatures. We are able to depress the $${T}_{\text {C}}$$TC by up to 200 mK from an initial $${T}_{\text {C}}$$TC of 540 mK by increasing the temperature at which the films are post-annealed from 80 to 275 $$^{\circ }$$∘C. We find an anti-correlation trend between the annealing temperature and the measured $${T}_{\text {C}}$$TC. We also briefly discuss how we plan to use these films to produce TES detectors to be used in the LSPE/SWIPE balloon-borne cosmic microwave background polarimeter, which is slated to launch in December 2019.

Keywords: thin films; temperature; titanium thin; text titanium; tuning text

Journal Title: Journal of Low Temperature Physics
Year Published: 2018

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