onelectrontech

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   by onelectrontech 5y ago

   Update: the site should be back up now. Looks like our CMS had some issues dealing with the increased traffic. We made a few configuration changes so hopefully things will be more stable now.
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   by onelectrontech 5y ago

   It depends--This doesn't feel like a very satisfying answer, but certain devices have been shown to perform better at extreme low temperatures (up to a point). However, there is the ever-present issue of reliability. For instance, cert
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   by onelectrontech 5y ago

   That sounds reasonable. I didn't have a specific range in mind, other than "significantly below the minimum specified operating temperature of conventional electronics". The article was mostly focused on space applications, s
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   by onelectrontech 5y ago

   Author here. Looks like this page got quite a bit of attention—and unfortunately our server couldn’t handle the load. I’m here to answer any questions while you wait for our website to respond!