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On the stability of capacitance-diaphragm gauges with ceramic membranes
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  • 1990Pressures in the high and medium vacuum range generated by a series expansion standard47 cited
  • 1985Zero stability and calibration results for a group of capacitance diaphragm gages34 cited
  • 2002Final report on key comparison CCM.P-K4 of absolute pressure standards from 1 Pa to 1000 Pa30 cited
  • 1994Use of a Precision Mercury Manometer with Capacitance Sensing of the Menisci26 cited
  • 1999New absolute pressure standard in the range 1 Pa to 7 kPa21 cited

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