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Monitoring the mass standard via the comparison of mechanical to electrical power

Paul T. Olsen · Weston L. Tew · Edwin R. Williams · Randolph E. Elmquist · Hajime SASAKI

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Scientific Measurement and Uncertainty Evaluation Calibration and Measurement Techniques Advanced Electrical Measurement Techniques

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An ongoing absolute watt experiment that shows the promise of being able to monitor the stability of the kilogram standard to better than 0.05 p.p.m. is discussed. The theory is presented, and the latest improvements to the experimental apparatus are briefly described. >

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