G31_thermometry
A Python package useful to convert thermometer readout voltage to temperature for the G31 Cosmology Group at La Sapienza University of Rome.
Supported thermometers
- Lakeshore DT670 D6068043
How to add new thermometers
For now it is possible to add only Lakeshore thermometer calibration files, just go to Lakeshore website, insert the serial number of a thermometer and download the zip file. Extract the zip file and copy/paste the extracted directory as a subfolder of thermometer model directory.
How to install
From ipython:
pip install G31-thermometry
Example
In this example we define a DT670 thermometer with serial number D6068043 and plot its calibration curve.
import G31_thermometry as G31t
DT670 = G31t.Thermometer(model='DT670', serial_no='D6068043')
DT670.plotCalibrationCurve()
The calibration curve is shown below.
With the following code instead we want to convert measured voltages into temperatures.
import G31_thermometry as G31t
import numpy as np
DT670 = G31t.Thermometer(model='DT670', serial_no='D6068043')
voltage = np.array([0.5 , 0.625, 0.75 , 0.875, 1. ])
DT670.temperature()
Output (in kelvin):
np.array([324.73716731, 270.61138912, 214.82655846, 156.39544034,
92.6566496 ])
Updates
- 22/07/2022: added DT670 - D6068043
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