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1 Laboratoire national Laboratoire national de métrologie et d essais
2 Toward a determination i of R K in term of the new LNE calculable cross capacitor O. Thévenot, L. Lahousse, C. Consejo, F. Piquemal (LNE, France) J. David, S. Leleu (ENSAM, France)
3 Summary Introduction The SI electrical base unit - Ampere definition Filiation of the electrical units Determination of R K Part 1 - Thompson Lampard calculable capacitor Presentation Mise en pratique at LNE Last results in 2000 Part 2 Present developments Dedicated measurement apparatus Fabrication of a new set of electrodes Design of the new LNE Thompson Lampard calculable capacitor Conclusion
4 The SI electrical base unit : the ampere The ampere is that constant current which, if maintained in two straight parallel conductors of infinite length, of negligible circular cross-section, and placed 1mapart in vacuum, would produce between these conductors a force equal to newton per metre of length. This force has for expression : F = (µ 0 /2π) (I 2 /d) µ = 4π 10-7 N/A 2 0 (permeability of free space) The SI definition of the ampere gives simultaneously those of the vacuum impedance : Z 0 = µ 0 c (Z Ω) and the vacuum permittivity : ε 0 = 1/(µ 0 c 2 ) (ε pf/m)
5 Realization chain of the electrical units ampere ohm volt µ o farad henry Mechanical units coulomb Filiation of the electrical units definition farad µ o Mechanical units ohm henry volt coulomb ampere Filiation of the realisations
6 Determination of R K at LNE : linking the ohm to the farad Calculable capacitor γ= ε π 0 ln pf/m METRE Two-terminal pair capacitance bridge and h/e 2 α QHE R H (i)= R K h i i.e 2 i = 2 1, 10 and et 100 pf pf 100 to à 1000 pf Calibration center Four-terminal pair capacitance bridge Four-terminal pair quadrature bridge 1000 à to pf quadrature bridge CCC 100 Ω 200 or Ω 10 kω SECOND Hz 10 kω R R( ω ).C. ω =1 800 Hz 20 kω D C 400 Hz 40 k kω and checking R K =h/e 2 AC DC Coaxial calculable resistor
7 Determination of R K in National Metrology Institutes CSIRO 1989 NPL BNM 1993 BNM NIST NIST 1989 CSIRO 1997 Codata 98 0 R k BNM 1986 NIM 1995 R K-90 = Ω α -1 (R K )
8 Summary Introduction The SI electrical base unit - Ampere definition Filiation of the electrical units Part 1 - Thompson Lampard calculable capacitor Presentation Mise en pratique at LNE Last results in 2000 Part 2 Present developments Dedicated measurement apparatus Fabrication of a new set of electrodes Design of the new LNE Thompson Lampard calculable capacitor Conclusion
9 The Thompson Lampard calculable capacitor The Lampard theorem Assume four electrodes of infinite length, separated by a null thickness insulator, delimiting a volume perfectly cylindrical : γ 1-3 and γ 2-4 : lineic capacitances (pf/m) 1 e (-π/ε)γ e (-π/ε)γ 2-4 =1 γ 1-3 γ In a case of a symmetrical arrangement : 4 3 γ = ε ln 2 π pf/m Lampard D.G, IEE, 104C (1957)
10 The Thompson Lampard calculable capacitor Infinite lenght of the electrodes The Lampard theorem is valid only for a uniform field repartition (out of extremity effect) 1 C 1 =L 1 γ + δextr 1 3 and mm 3 and 4 L1 C 2 =L 2 γ + δ extr 1 γ C=C - C = (L - L ) and 4 [ 3/8 pf for mm ] L 2
11 The Thompson Lampard calculable capacitor Null thickness inter-electrodes insulator 2 π α = k = α z α C z 4 δ = 4 C z 3 π α =, 0 n α It can be demonstrated that the error due to the non null thickness of the k =, n n insulator,δ, variesasafunction of angle, α=0 α, between the electrodes tangents, at C z 4 3 z δ = their contact to the insulator (of C z thickness z) ) z n 0
12 The Thompson Lampard calculable capacitor Mise en pratique For a 4 electrodes system : 1 2 theorem : πγ exp ε 0 πγ + exp ε = 1 4 γ 13 γ 24 measurement : K= γ 1-3 / γ ω tare: 1,25 pf (for LVb) The capacitance variation allows to calibrate quad. AT pf a b Mobile guard a : in b : out a capacitance C x : 7 or 0 wagner C x =k i. Lγ ij D 1pF inj. phase Comparison system ratio -1 This kind of standard has been developped in different NMIs (NMIA, PTB, BNM, NPL, NIST ) LVb or 10 pf
13 The Thompson Lampard calculable capacitor Lampard theorem extension N. Elnekavé (BNM, 1973): Capacitor with 5 electrodes 1 exp (-π(γ 13 +γ 14 )/ε 0 ) + exp (-πγ 25 /ε 0 ) = 1 5 γ 25 γ 14 2 In case of a perfect symmetry γ = (ε 0 /π) ln[2/( 5-1)] F/m = pf/m 4 γ 13 3 Circular permutation 5 Lampard configurations C x... C x = k L ( γ + ) 1 1,3 γ1,4 = k L 5 ( γ + γ ) 5,2 5,3 These 5 equations are successively associate with the 5 possible Lampard relations : [( π ε )( γ + γ )] + ( π ε )( γ ) exp 0 i, i 2 i, i 3 exp[ 0 i 1, i 4 ] = 1 The resolution of this 6 equations system gives the γ i,j values and the C 1 to C 5 values of C x
14 The French Thompson Lampard calculable capacitor Cylinder 1 (450 mm) Cylinders 3+4 Movable guard (diam. 50 mm) Motor «Spike» PTFE shoe 4 3 Guard (fixed on the electrodes) Interferometer Screen Diam mm 5 4 Usable length mm C pf Standard uncertainty : (fixed on the frame) PTFE shoe (fixed on the movable guard) G. Trapon et al, Metrologia, 40 (2003) γ 1 2γ 2
15 Determination of R K in 2000 Uncertainty components 1σ relative uncertainty x 10 8 Laser wavelenght Air refractive index Laser alignment 0.09 Defect of the movable corner cube reflector 0.02 Deformation of the pentagon Cylindrical defect 2.4 Efficiency of the movable guard 0.2 Lateral shifting of the spike 3 Bridge ratio (used 5 times) 1.5 Injection signal 0.3 R K =R K-90 ( ) (1σ= ) Realisation of a new set of electrodes Fabrication of a new standard in vertical position Bridge coaxiality defect New ratio-transformerstransformers Loading 0.3 Voltage effect (10 pf, 100 pf, 1000 pf) nf connection effect 0.3 Frequency (quad bridge) 0.02 Resistor frequency effect 1.5 DC QHE Total type B uncertainties 4.6 G. Trapon et al, Metrologia, 40 (2003) New optimized coaxial calculable resistors and resistance transfer standards for quad. bridge (already available)
16 Summary Introduction The SI electrical base unit - Ampere definition Filiation of the electrical units Part 1 - Thompson Lampard calculable capacitor Presentation Mise en pratique at LNE Last results in 2000 Part 2 Present developments Dedicated measurement apparatus Fabrication of a new set of electrodes Design of the new LNE Thompson Lampard calculable capacitor Conclusion
17 Present improvements Objective: total uncertainty Realisation of a new set of electrodes (rect. + diam.)< 0.1µm (instead of ) Dedicated measurement apparatus Measurement of the cylindricality defect of the new set of electrodes New Thompson-Lampard calculable capacitor : 5 electrodes in vertical position Lateral shifting of the movable guard < 50 nm (instead of ) Positionning i of the electrodes better than 100 nm Improvements of the measurement chain Construction of new ratio transformers target uncertainty on ratio calibration Fabrication of new calculable resistors (1 kω Haddad type) and transfer standards (10, 12.9, 20 and 40 kω) for quadrature bridge
18 Fabrication of a new set of electrodes Dedicated Measurement Device Objective : Measurement of the straightness and the parallelism of the generating lines of the future electrodes with an uncertainty lower than 25 nm Keyelementsofthedevice: based on the dissociated metrological principle designed to respect the Abbe principle two vertical references (in red) are the straightness reference a mobile plate (in purple) with 8 capacitive sensors : 4 sensors measure the reference cylinders information of position, 4 sensors measure the electrode a second mobile plate (in green) supports the first one without transmitting any deformation, this plate can go up and down along the electrode. Chain of solids Electrode under test Reference cylinders Metrological chain Portal structure Mobile plate Sensors support ring
19 Fabrication of a new set of electrodes Dedicated Measurement Device Objective : Measurement of the straightness and the parallelism of the generating lines of the future electrodes with an uncertainty lower than 25 nm Keyelementsofthedevice: based on the dissociated metrological principle designed to respect the Abbe principle two vertical references (in red) are the straightness reference a mobile plate (in purple) with 8 capacitive sensors : 4 sensors measure the reference cylinders information of position, 4 sensors measure the electrode a second mobile plate (in green) supports the first one without transmitting any deformation, this plate can go up and down along the electrode. Portal structure Mobile frame Sensors support ring Electrode under test Reference cylinders
20 Cylindricality dedicated measurement device Straightness measurement of the present standard reserve electrode straightness of generating line straight tness (µm) straightness standard deviation standard d deviation (n nm) Cylindricality measurement (without conicity defect) with a 2,5 mmand2,5 steps. The measurement was performed during 30 hours (4 forth and back runs) -0.7 Tz (mm) Measurement of the same generating line during 12 hours with a 1 mm step (8 forth and back runs) 0
21 Fabrication of a new set of electrodes Fabrication of a new set of electrodes The new set of electrodes is made of amagnetic stainless steel (grade ) Dimensions : diameter 75.5 mm, length : 450 mm After grinding the cylindricality defect is about 1,5 µm To reduce this defect to a value close to 100 nm, the cylinders are manually lapped and polished Fabrication of specific lapping-tool The best results were obtained with grinding-tool made of corundum (abrasive) with shellac and rosin for bonding. The tool is shaped to fit the cylinders.
22 Fabrication of a new set of electrodes First results After the grinding stage After 30 hours of lapping Straightness defect +/- 08µm 0,8 Straightness defect +/- 015µm 0.15
23 New mechanical design of the LNE cross calculable capacitor Main characteristics : - 5 electrodes in vertical position, mm diameter, 450 mm long, with straightness defects < 0.1 µm (polishing process in progress), amagnetic stainless steel - Integrated device to control electrodes relative position - Independent micrometric adjustment of the electrodes position coupled with a maintain system -Cross section cylindricality quality is used to y y q y guarantee the movable guard lateral position
24 New mechanical design of the LNE cross calculable capacitor Positionning the electrodes cylindricality defects < 0.1 µm Bidimensional micrometric adjustment with flexure leaves Clamp fixe position, designed to not disturb previous adjustment Clamp Linking part adjustment t system without clearance Y X Pivot Reduction lever Lampard structure Flexure stage Bidimensional positioning system Ultra-fine adjustement screw
25 New mechanical design of the LNE cross calculable capacitor Control the distance inter-electrodeselectrodes Integrated and removable measurement system : ten capacitive sensors on a non-shrinking plate indexable in 5 positions each sensor can measure the 5 cylinders. This plate measure straightness of outside electrodes. This information combined to the geometry knowledge coming from the dedicated measurement apparatus allows to know the cross section geometry. Two axis carrier Non-shrinking plate Capacitive sensor Lampard structure Ultra-fine adjustement screw Capacitive sensor in the same vertical plane of the micrometric screw
26 New mechanical design of the LNE cross calculable capacitor Control the distance inter-electrodeselectrodes Integrated and removable measurement system : ten capacitive sensors on a non-shrinking plate indexable in 5 positions each sensor can measure the 5 cylinders. This plate measure straightness of outside electrodes. This information combined to the geometry knowledge coming from the dedicated measurement apparatus allows to know the cross section geometry. Two axis carrier Non-shrinking plate Capacitive sensor Lampard structure Ultra-fine adjustement screw Capacitive sensor in the same vertical plane of the micrometric screw
27 New mechanical design of the LNE cross calculable capacitor The movable guard Sleeve bearing mounted in a double cardan Guidance bars Metrological frame non-shrinking structure Metrological frame non-shrinking structure + guidance bars Support plate of the measurement device
28 New mechanical design of the LNE cross calculable capacitor The movable guard Rigid structure frame Drive screws Guidance bars Driving plate Metrological frame Metrological frame non-shrinking structure Support plate of the measurement device Metrological frame implented in the rigid structure frame
29 New mechanical design of the LNE cross calculable capacitor The movable guard Flexure stage Driving plate Metrological frame Movable guard Metrological frame non-shrinking structure Metrological frame implented in the rigid structure frame Integration of the movable guard din the metrological lframe
30 New mechanical design of the LNE cross calculable capacitor The movable guard Rigid id structure t frame Driving plate 5PTFEshoesfixedon on the structure Metrological frame Lampard structure 5 PTFE shoes fixed on the guard end Lampard structure Expected quality of guide better than 100 nm
31 New mechanical design of the LNE cross calculable capacitor Prolongations of the electrodes with same diameter but with larger cylindricity defects are expected to extend the usable lenght from 200 mm to 400 mm Capacitance variation between 0.3 and 1 pf Cm Expected linearity Usable lenght > 380 mm Electrodes + ends Electrodes prolongation 1ppm Linearity measured in 2000 Usable lenght = 200 mm End effects 0 Electrodes Length (mm)
32 Summary Introduction The SI electrical base unit - Ampere definition Filiation of the electrical units Part 1 - Thompson Lampard calculable capacitor Presentation Mise en pratique at LNE Last results in 2000 Part 2 Present developments Dedicated measurement apparatus Fabrication of a new set of electrodes Design of the new LNE Thompson Lampard calculable capacitor Conclusion
33 Conclusion The new LNE cross calculable capacitor has the objective to make a direct determination of R K in the SI in the next two years with an uncertainty of about This experiment will contribute to the knowledge of constants, in particular to test the relation R K =h/e 2, and take part to the discussion on revising the SI based on fundamental constants. If h, e are fixed in a «near» future, this measurement chain will contribute to the determination of constants that might become floating like µ 0, ε 0, Z 0
34 Thank you
35 Effect of the tilt of one electrode α bar 1 α movable guard bars 3 and 4 frame Influence coefficient : µf.f -1.µrad -1 Residual cylindricity defect : 3.5 µrad Corresponding relative error : γ 5,2 γ i,j relative variations γ 3,5 γ 2, C m relative variation γ 1,3 γ 4, Tilt of electrode n 1 ( α, in µrad)
36 The French Thompson Lampard calculable capacitor Compensation for the residual cylindricality defect Influence of the spike length and diameter on Cm/Cm, for 750 µrd tilting of electrode n 1 Length / mm Diameter / mm C m /C m 10 6 The influence coefficient (about /µrd) is reduced by a factor 25. The effect of the residual cylindricality imperfections (about 3 µrad) isnow taken into account as a uncertainty (1σ) with the spike in place.
37 Movable guard displacement 0 ) -6 Deviation ve deviation from from mean mean value value (ppm /10 D Relativ A B Axis tilting of of movable guard / µrad (µrd) α 4 3 β 2 C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 Variation of the extremity effect between the two measurements C i Cm 2 π = 0.3 α cos β + C 5 m ( i 1 ) A lateral displacement of 5 µm leads to a defect of PTFE shoes guidance system Lateral displacement < 0.3 µm Corresponding uncertainty :
38 Fabrication of a new set of electrodes Objective : Measurement of the straightness and the parallelism of the generating lines of the future electrodes with an uncertainty lower than 25 nm Crosshead guide Y Crosshead guide Z Truck Y Portal X Crosshead guide X Crosshead guide Z Slider Z DUT Frame Sensor Slider Z Laying system Classical structure Metrological chain of a 3D measurement device of serial architecture : the final precision depends on each element defects. Guiding defects and solids flexibility add entirely This kind of structure is not appropriate with the target uncertainty The dissociated metrological structure Truck Y Metrological Crosshead links guide Y Portal X Carrier structure Crossheadguide X DUT Frame Kinematic coupling Sensor Laying system The «dissociated metrological structure» consists in separating the metrological chain, wich assumes the metrological reference, from the solids chain, wich assumes displacement, positioning and support of the sample. The link between them is made by a kinematic coupling
39 Cylindricality dedicated measurement device The metrological mobile plate Reference cylinder 1 Rotating sensors support ring 1 D 2 D LAMPARD cylinder A C O B Sensors calibration Sensors supporting system system Active sensor Rotating sensors support ring Sensors support plate 4 3 Reference cylinder 2 Rotating ring with sensors A,B,C,D Sensors support (x4) In situ calibrating system (that can be taken appart) 8 capacitive sensors Sensors 1,2,3,4 mobile plate position in the plane (reference) Sensors A,B,C,D on the rotating support electrodes generating lines measurement Moving Movingparts parts Transfer capacitive Sensor working situation sensor Lampard cylinder Flexible leaves carrier sensor working situation Lampard cylinder In-situ sensor calibration The sensors are calibrated on a 40 µm range, they are located at 300 µm from the electrode surface, the uncertainty on their calibration is ~10 nm Fixedparts parts Piezoelectric actuator Laser interferometer Calibration of the calibrating device Capacitive sensors The sensors made by FOGALEnanotech : Type MCC10EC Active surface area : diam 5.5 mm Measuring range : 200 µm, bandwitch 0-10 khz Thermal drift : < 0.005% - Resolution ~ nm
40 Cylindricality dedicated measurement device Calibration of the machine straightness sal Before reversal A Machine straightness D B 1.5 Defaults elimination by reversal sal Result of electrode straightness C After after reversal D B CA C C A D B 0.3 µm straightness of generating line Rx Ry mm raightness (µm) st straightness standard deviation sta andard deviation (nm) Measurement of the same generating line during 12 hours with a1mmstep(8forth and back runs) Cylindricity measurement (without conicity defect) with a 2,5 mm and 2,5 steps. The measurement was performed during 30 hours (4 forth and back runs) Tz (mm) Measurement of one electrode of the present standard 10 0
41 Length measurement of the movable guard displacement fixed retroreflector Laser isolator opt. 4 quadrants detector Electrode n 1 moving λ/ 4 plate Michelson interferometer retroreflector Vacuum Electrodes n 3 and 4 Iodine stabilized He-Ne laser polarising filter photodiode P2 D2 adjustment of gains and offsets P1 D1 λ=633 nm (0,3 µm / fringe) -6 [ / fringe for 138 mm ] Uncertainty components : -Laser wavelength : Laser alignment : 20 µm over 230 mm : Air refractive index : pressure in the cross section of the standard < 0,05 Pa : Phasemeter Fringe counter - Counting : type A Oscillo.
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