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| * Standard FR4 PCB material works fine. | * Standard FR4 PCB material works fine. | ||
| * Tin/lead solder works fine, but lead-free solder likely also will work. | * Tin/lead solder works fine, but lead-free solder likely also will work. | ||
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| + | ===== Literature & External Links===== | ||
| + | * [[https:// | ||
| + | * PhD Thesis - Cern - \cite{Kaltenbacher: | ||
| + | * PhD Thesis - Delft - The beginning chapters are quite useful as reference. \cite{Homulle: | ||
| + | * Different electronic materials at 4K \cite{Fink.Fabing.ea: | ||
| + | * Commercial electronics for cryogenic use. \cite{Buchanan.Benford.ea: | ||