References

• 1999New, fully automated, primary standard for generating vacuum pressures between 10 10Pa and 3 10 2Pa with respect to residual pressure57 cited
• 1988The National Bureau of Standards primary high-vacuum standard46 cited
• 1988Primary pressure measurements down to 10−6 Pa34 cited
• 1981Long term behaviour of ionization gauges32 cited
• 1985Long-term stability of two types of hot cathode ionization gauges32 cited
• 2010Vacuum-calibration apparatus with pressure down to 10−10 Pa28 cited
• 1998Temperature corrections for the calibration of vacuum gauges25 cited
• 2003Comparison of the stability of hot and cold cathode ionization gauges24 cited
• 1995Long-term stability of Bayard–Alpert gauge performance: Results obtained from repeated calibrations against the National Institute of Standards and Technology primary vacuum standard24 cited
• 2006Measurement uncertainties for vacuum standards at Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science21 cited
• 2009INRIM continuous expansion system as high vacuum primary standard for gas pressure measurements below 9×10−2Pa15 cited
• 2007Two-stage flow-dividing system for the calibration of vacuum gauges14 cited

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