2010 Conference on Precision

Electromagnetic Measurements

(CPEM 2010)

Daejeon, South Korea

13-18 June 2010

4 IEEE IEEE Catalog Number: CFP10PEM-PRT

ISBN: 978-1-4244-6795-2

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PSl -1 QUANTUM METROLOGY - FULFILLING THE DREAM 2

Bryan Kibble

PS2-1 THE CIPM MRA: SOME REFLECTIONS AFTER 11 YEARS OF OPERATION 3

Andrew Wallard

MOA1-1 AUTOMATION OF DIRECT JOSEPHSON VOLTAGE STANDARD COMPARISON AND AN

APPLICATION 4

Y. TangMOA1-2 MINIMIZING VOLTAGE LEAD CORRECTIONS FOR THE PULSE-DRIVEN JOSEPHSON

VOLTAGE STANDARD 6

Helko E. Van Den Brom, Ernest Houtzager

MOA1-3 GENERATION OF AC WAVEFORMS USING A NBN-BASED PROGRAMMABLE JOSEPHSON

VOLTAGE STANDARD SYSTEM WITH A 10-K COOLER 8

M. Maruyama, T. Yamada, H. Sasaki, H. Yamamori, C. Urano. N. Kaneko

MOB1-1 HETERODYNE INTERFEROMETRIC DISPLACEMENT MEASUREMENT IN MAGNETIC

ENERGY BALANCE 10

Liqiong Zhang, Yan Li, Zhen Liu

MOB1-2 THE MEASUREMENT OF GRAVITATIONAL ACCELERATION FOR THE NRC WATT BALANCE 12

A. D. Inglis, J. 0. Liard, C. G. L. Gagnon, R. J. Silliker, I. A. Robinson

MOB1-3 IN SITU CORRECTION OF ABBE OFFSET ERROR IN THE WATT BALANCE EXPERIMENT 14

D. Haddad, R. Sleiner, E. Williams, R. Liu

MOC1-1 TOWARDS A COMPACT OPTICAL FIBRE CLOCK 16

A. Lurie, C. R. Locke, C. Perrella, P. S. Light, F. Benabid, A. N. Luiten

MOC1-2 A NEW CLOCK LASER SYSTEM FOR AN YB OPTICAL LATTICE CLOCK USING A FIBRE-

BASED FREQUENCY COMB STABILIZED TO A NARROW LINEWIDTH LASER AT 1064 NM 18

K. Hosaka, H. lnaba, Y. Nakajirna, K. Iwakuni, M. Yasuda, T. Kolmo, D. Akamatsu, A. Onae, F.-L, Hang

MOC1-3 171YB+ SINGLE-ION OPTICAL FREQUENCY STANDARDS 20

Chi: Tamm, B. Lipphardl, S. Weyers, N. Huntemann, M. Okhapkin, J. Sherslov, E. Peik

MOA2-1 ESTABLISHING AN AC JOSEPHSON VOLTAGE STANDARD AT NRC 22

P. S. Filipski, M. Boecker, S. P. Bern, C. J. Burroughs

MOA2-2 DESIGN OF THE NIST 10 V PROGRAMMABLE JOSEPHSON VOLTAGE STANDARD SYSTEM 24

C. J. Burroughs, P. D. Dresselhaus, A. Riifenacht, H M, Elsbury, S. P. Benz

MOA2-3 AN ANALYSIS OF LOW FREQUENCY PROPERTIES IN A THERMAL CONVERTER 26

Y. Amagai, Y. Nakamura

MOA2-4 A PRECISION BUFFER AMPLIFIER FOR LOW-FREQUENCY METROLOGY APPLICATIONS 28

/. Budovsky, T. Hagen

MOA2-S PRECISION AC-DC TRANSFER MEASUREMENTS WITH A JOSEPHSON WAVEFORM

SYNTHESIZER AND A BUFFER AMPLIFIER 30

0. Seron, 1. Budovsky, S. Djordjevic, T. Hagen, R. Behr, L. Palafax

MOB2-1 UPGRADING THE NIST ELECTRONIC KILOGRAM SYSTEM 32

R. Sleiner, D. Haddad, R. Liu, E. Perl

MOB2-3 DETERMINATION AND MINIMIZATION OF PARASITIC FORCES AND MOMENTS IN THE

STATIC STEP OF THE LNE WATT BALANCE EXPERIMENT 34

F. Villar, G. Geneves, J. David

MOB2-4 DIRECT COMPARISON OF THE NRC HYSTERETIC AND THE NRC WATT BALANCE

PROGRAMMABLE JOSEPHSON VOLTAGE SYSTEMS 36

B. M. Wood, J. A. Robinson, C. Sanchez

MOB2-5 FIRST MUONIC HYDROGEN LASER SPECTROSCOPY: NEW DETERMINATION OF THE

PROTON CHARGE RADIUS 38

F.Nez

MOC2-1 IMPLEMENTATION OF SWITCHING CONTROLLER FOR PRECISE NETWORK TIME

SYNCHRONIZATION 40

7. C. Chao, K. Y. Tu, S. Y. Lin, F. R. Chang

MOC2-2 TRANSPORTABLE DISTANCE MEASUREMENT SYSTEM FOR LONG RANGE APPLICATIONS 42

S. Azouigui, T. Badr, J.-P, Wallerand, M, Himbert, J. Salgado, P. Juncar

MOC2-3 ON THE RELATIVISTIC RATE SHIFT OF FREQUENCY STANDARDS 44

GerardPetit

MOC2-4 OPERATION OF THE CAESIUM FOUNTAIN FREQUENCY STANDARD NPL-CSF2 AT THE

COLLISIONAL SHIFT CANCELLATION POINT 46

K. Szymaniec, S. E. Park, G. Marra, Y. B. Ovchinnikov

MOC2-S TACKLING THE BLACK BODY SHIFT IN A STRONTIUM LATTICE CLOCK 48

Ch. Lisdat, Th. Middelmann, St. Falke, J. S. R. Vellore Winfred, F. Riehle, U. Sterr

MOA3-1 SYSTEM FOR PRECISION AC-DC DIFFERENCE MEASUREMENTS BASED ON A

PROGRAMMABLE JOSEPHSON VOLTAGE STANDARD 50

/. Budovsky, D. Georgakopoulos, T. Hagen

MOA3-2 COMPARISON OF THE NIM AND BIRMM PROGRAMMABLE JOSEPHSON VOLTAGE

STANDARDS 52Yuan Gao, Honghui Li, Zengmin Wang, Yan Kang, Lu Wang, Hui Zheng, Zlm Zhu

MOA3-3 TRANSITION SHAPE EFFECT IN THE TRANSIENTS GENERATED BY A PROGRAMMABLE

JOSEPHSON VOLTAGE STANDARD 54B. Jeanneret, F. Overney. A. Rufenacht, J. Nissild

MOA3-4 DEVELOPMENT AND INVESTIGATION OF INTRINSICALLY SHUNTED JUNCTION SERIES

ARRAYS FOR AC JOSEPHSON VOLTAGE STANDARDS 56

J. Kohlmann, F. Miillet; O. F. Kielei; D. ScMeufiner, B. Egeling, R. Behr, D. Olaya, P. D. Dresselhaus, S. P. Bern

MOA3-5 IMPEDANCE MEASUREMENTS WITH PROGRAMMABLE JOSEPHSON SYSTEMS 58

Jinni Lee, Jiirgen Schtrr, Jaani Nissila, Luis Palafox, Ralf Behr

MOA3-6 COMPARISON OF A LOCK-IN AMPLIFIER AND A DIGITAL SAMPLING VOLTMETER AS

NULL DETECTORS FOR DIFFERENTIAL MEASUREMENTS BETWEEN SINUSOIDAL AND STEPWISE

APPROXIMATED AC SIGNALS 60D. Georgakopoulos, I. Budovsky, L. Palafox

MOA3-7 FREQUENCY CHARACTERISTICS OF CALCULABLE THIN-FILM MULTIJUNCTION

THERMAL CONVERTERS ABOVE 1 MHZ 62

H. Fujiki, Y. Amagai

MOB3-1 CONSEQUENCES OF LORENTZ INVARIANCE: A ROAD TOWARDS FIRST PRINCIPLE

STANDARDS FOR MAGNETIC FIELD AND MASS 64Jos A. A. J. Perenhoom, Charles M. E. E. Peters

MOB3-2 THE BIPM WATT BALANCE: IMPROVEMENTS AND DEVELOPMENTS 66A. Picard, M. P. Bradley, H. Fang, A. Kiss, E. De Mirandas, B. Parker, S. Solve, M. Slock

MOB3-3 COMPARISON OF 3 ABSOLUTE GRAVIMETERS BASED ON DIFFERENT METHODS FOR THE

E-MASS PROJECT 68

5. Merlet, G, D 'Agostino, A. Germak, H. Baumann, Q. Bodarl, A. Louchet, A. Landragin, F. Pereira Dos Santas

MOB3-4 QUANTUM METROLOGICAL TRIANGLE EXPERIMENT: QUANTIZATION TESTS OF THE

ELECTRON PUMP 70S. Sassine, N. Felt'm, L. Devoille, W. Poirier, F. Schopfer, S. Djordjevic, 0. Seron, F. Piquemal, S. Lotkhov

MOB3-5 VOLTAGE TRACEABILITY OF JOHNSON NOISE THERMOMETRY BY AC-DC TRANSFER

METHOD 72

F. Mania, L. Callegaro, M. Pisani, M. Ortolano, V. D 'Elia

MOB3-6 REDUCED NONLINEARITIES IN THE NIST JOHNSON NOISE THERMOMETRY SYSTEM 74

Ji/eng Qu, S. P. Bern, A. Pollarolo, H. RogalhMOC3-1 PROGRESS IN BUILDING OF CESIUM FOUNTAIN FREQUENCY STANDARD ATNPL, INDIA 76

Amitava Sen Gupta, Ashish Agarwal, Poonam Arora, Kavindra Pant

MOC3-2 TOWARDS THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A CESIUM FOUNTAIN CLOCK AT CENAM 78

J. M. Ldpez-Romero, E. De Carlos L. S. Lopez-Lopez, N. Shtin, M, Espinosa, L, A. Lizama

MOC3-3 PROGRESS IN THE EVALUATION AND OPERATION OF THE NRC STRONTIUM SINGLE ION

FREQUENCY STANDARD AS AN OPTICAL ATOMIC CLOCK 80A. A. Made), P. Dube, J. E. Bernard, G. Humphrey, M. Vainio, J. Jiang, D. J. Jones

MOC3-4 CHARACTERIZATION OF THE DISTRIBUTED CAVITY PHASE SHIFT IN LNE-SYRTE F02FOUNTAIN 82

J. Gttina, P. Rosenhusch. Ph. Laurent, M. Ahgrall, D. Rovera, G. Santarelli, M. E. Tobar, K. Gibble, S. Bize, A. Clairon

MOC3-5 ABSOLUTE FREQUENCY MEASUREMENT OF ,7,YB IN A ONE-DIMENSIONAL OPTICALLATTICE 83

Takuya Kohno, Masanti Yasuda, Kazumolo Hnsaka, Hajime Inaba, Yoshiaki Nakajima, Daisuke Akamatsu, Feng-Lei HongMOC3-6 TOWARD A MERCURY OPTICAL LATTICE CLOCK: DEVELOPMENT OF A DIPOLE LATTICE

TRAP ATTHE MAGIC WAVELENGTH 85J. J. UcPetran, S. Mejri, L. Yi, S. Bize

PS3-J OPTICAL LATTICE CLOCKS AND FREQUENCY COMPARISONS 87liidetoshi Katori

PS3-2 HYBRID SINGLE-ELECTRON TURNSTILE - TOWARDS A QUANTUM STANDARD OF ELECTRICCURRENT 88

J. P. Pekola, D. V. Averin, S, Kafanov, A. Kemppinen, S, V. Lotkhov, V. F. Maisi, M. Meschke, M. Mdttdnen, Yu. A. Pasbkin, 0,-P.

Saira, J. S, Tsai, A. B. Xorin

TUA1-1 LINKING AC QUANTUM SYSTEMS USING A THERMAL CONVERTER 89Thomas E. Lipe, Joseph R. Kinard, Bryan C. Waltrip, Yi-Hua Tang

TUA1-2 AC-DC DIFFERENCE MEASUREMENTS RELATIVE TO JOSEPHSON GENERATED VOLTAGES 91L. Palafox, R. Behr, T. Funck

TUA1-3 OPERATION OF THE AC QUANTUM VOLTMETER AT KHZ FREQUENCY 93

RalfBehr, Dale Henderson, Jonathan Williams, Luis Palafox, Jinni Lee, John PickeringTUA1-4 DEVELOPMENT OF MJTCS ON FUSED SILICA SUBSTRATES AT NIST 95

T. E. Lipe, J. R, Kinard, L. Scarioni

TUA1-5 O.J V TO 1000 V AC VOLTAGE STANDARD IN THE FREQUENCY RANGE OF 10 HZ TO 30 MHZ 97Yulian M. Tuz, Alexander V. Rakhmailov, Marina V. Dobrolyubova, Boris P. Khhnichenko

TUB1-1 THE NPL MARK II WATT BALANCE: FINAL MEASUREMENTS AT NPL 99/. A. Robinson

TUB1-2 HIGH-PRECISION CAPACITANCE BRIDGE FOR DIELECTRIC-CONSTANT GAS

THERMOMETRY 101

B. Fellmulh, H. Bothe, N. Haft, J. Melcher

TUB1-3 MEASUREMENT OF MASS SCALING AND ALTERNATE MATERIALS ON THE NIST

ELECTRONIC KILOGRAM SYSTEM 103ft. Sleiner, D. Haddad, ft. Liu, E, Williams, S. Davidson

TUB1-4 RESULTS FROM THE METAS WATT BALANCE 105A. L. Eichenberger, H. Baumann, B. Jeannerel, B. Jeckelmann

TUB I-5 STATUS OF THE NA DETERMINATION BY COUNTING ATOMS IN SILICON CRYSTALS 107

P. Becker, H. Benin, M. Borys, I. Busch, K. Fujii, M. Cray, M. Knunrey, U. Kuetgens, G. Mana, P. Manson, E. Massa, A. Nicolaus,

A. Picard, D. Schiel, S Valkiers

TUC1-1 FOURIER SPECTROSCOPY WITH FEMTOSECOND FREQUENCY COMB RADIATION 109P. Balling, P. Maiika. P. Kren

TUC1-2 FABRY-PEROT DISPLACEMENT INTERFEROMETRY FOR NEXT-GENERATION CALCULABLE

CAPACITOR Ill

M. Durand, J. Lawall, Y. Wang

TUC1-3 SELECTIVE AMPLICATION OF OPTICAL FREQUENCY COMB USING ANTI-REFLECT

COATED DIODE LASER 113E. B. Kim, C. Y. Park, S. E. Park

TUC1-4 HYPERFINE STRUCTURE OF MOLECULAR-IODINE ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY AT 561NM 115

Taa Yang, Jianping Cao, Ye Li, Zhanjun Fung, Chunqing Gao, Erjun Zang

TUC1-5 CW VISIBLE STANDARD SOURCE GENERATED BY SECOND HARMONIC OF INJECTION

LOCKED DFB TO OPTICAL FREQUENCY COMB SEEDED WITH "C3HJ STABILIZED LASER 117S. H. Lee. H. Y. Ryu, Y. P. Kim. H. S. Suh, T. B. Eom

TUA2-1 MAGNETIC FIELD ENHANCED ROBUSTNESS OF QUANTIZED CURRENT PLATEAUS IN

SINGLE AND DOUBLE QUANTUM DOT NON-ADIABATIC SINGLE CHARGE PUMPS 119P. Mirovsky, C. Leiclii, B. Kaeslner, V. Kashcheyevs, K. Pierz, H. W. Schumacher

TUA2-2 A PRACTICAL MEASUREMENT SYSTEM FOR SINGLE-ELECTRON PUMP CURRENTS 121S. P. Giblin, S. J. Wright

TUA2-3 A NOVEL PRECISION DC CURRENT SOURCE IN THE PA RANGE 123Tobias Bergsten, Karl-Erik Rydler, Ove Gvnnarsson, Gunnar Eklund, Valter Tarasso

TUA2-4 DEVELOPMENT OF THE SINIS TURNSTILE FOR THE QUANTUM METROLOGICAL

TRIANGLE 125A. Kemppinen, S. Kafcmov, V. F. Maisi, Yu. A. Pashkin, S. V. Lotkhnv, N. Chekurov, O.-P. Saira, M, MSIlonen, J. Hosse), J, S. Tsai,D. V. Averin, A. B. Zorin, A. J. Manninen, J. P. Pekola

TUB2-1 DIAMETER COMPARISON OF A SILICON SPHERE FOR THE INTERNATIONAL AVOGADRO

PROJECT 127N. Kitramoto, K. Fujii, A. Nicalaus, G. Barll, M. Gray, P. Manson, W. Giardini

TUB2-2 NEW DETERMINATION OF THE BOLTZMANN CONSTANT WITH AN ACOUSTIC METHOD 129L. Pilre, F. Spurasci, A. Guillou, D. Truong, Y. Hemnier, M. E. Himbert

TUB2-3 THE CONCEPT OF A PRESSURE BALANCE BASED WATT BALANCE 131C. M. Simon, M. P. Fitzgerald, D. G. Jack

TUB2-4 ADVANCES IN THE MEASUREMENT OF THE MSI LATTICE PARAMETER 133E. Massa, G. Mana, E. G. Kessler

TUC2-1 WIDEBAND PHASE COMPARATOR FOR HIGH CURRENT SHUNTS 135U. Pogliano, D. Serazio. B. Trinchera

TUC2-2 APPLICATION OF ADAPTIVE NOISE CANCELLING FILTERS IN AC ELECTRICAL

MEASUREMENTS 137P. S. Wright, P. Clarkson, M. J. Hall

TUC2-3 ON-SITE CALIBRATION SYSTEM FOR ISOLATION CURRENT TRANSFORMERS 139E. Mohns

TUC2-4 EVALUATION OF FLICKER MEASUREMENT UNCERTAINTIES BY A MONTE CARLO

METHOD 141C Matthews, P. Clarkson, P. M. Harris, W, G. Kiirlen Ihlenfeld. P. S. Wright

TVP-l PRECISION MEASUREMENT FOR PROGRAMMABLE JOSEPHSON VOLTAGE STANDARD 143

Honghui Li, Yuan Gao, Zengmin Wang

TUP-2 BINARY-DIVIDED ARRAYS WITH INTRISICALLY OVERDAMPED NB/AL-ALOX/NB (SNIS)JUNCTIONS DRIVEN AT 70 GHZ 145

Vincenzo Lacquaniti, Natascia De Leo, Matteo Fretto, Andrea Sosso. Franz Mueller, Johannes Kohlmatm

TUP-3 JOSEPHSON-VOLTAGE-STANDARD-LOCKJED SINE WAVE SYNTHESIZER: IMPLEMENTATION

AND PRELIMINARY RESULTS 147A. Riifenacht, F. Overney, A. Mortara, B. Jeannerel

TUP-4 DOUBLE JOSEPHSON WAVEFORM SYNTHESIZER FOR HIGH PRECISION AC-DC TRANSFER

MEASUREMENT 149& Djordjevic, O, Seron, R. Behr, L. Palafox

TUP-5 INVESTIGATION OF AC VOLTAGE MEASUREMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR AN OSCILLATORY

DYNAMIC MODE VERSION OF THE WATT BALANCE 151I. A. Christian, T. J. Stewart, C. M. Sutton

TUP-6 12 K OPERATION OF 2 V JOSEPHSON VOLTAGE STANDARD CIRCUIT USING NBN/TIN/NBN

JUNCTIONS 153

H. Yamamori, H. Sasaki, S. Kohjiro, Y. Nakamura

TUP-7 THE BIPM COMPACT JOSEPHSON VOLTAGE STANDARD 155S. Solve, 11. Chayramy

TUP-8 JOSEPHSON ARBITRARY WAVEFORM SYNTHESIZER FOR ANALYSIS OF AC COMPONENTS 157

Oliver F. Kieler, DetlefSchleufiner, Johannes Kohhnann, RalfBehr

TUP-9 DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPACT JOSEPHSON VOLTAGE STANDARD BASED ON NBN/TIN/NBN

ARRAY OPERATING AT 12K 159H. Sasaki, H. Yamamori, T. Yamada, A. Shoji, S, Kohjiro

TUP-10 MICROWAVE OPTIMIZATION OF 10 V PJVS CIRCUITS 161P. D. Dresselhaus, M M. Elsbury, C. J. Burroughs, S. P. Bern

TUP-11 FABRICATION OF A THIN-FILM THERMAL CONVERTER WITH RESISTIVE SENSING 163L. Di Lillo, L. Mulatto, G. Gimenez, E. Mangano, L. Fraigi, H. Laiz

TUP-12 POWER-LAW PICTURE FOR THE INTERPOLATION OF AC-DC DIFFERENCES IN THERMAL

STANDARDS 165P. A. Silveira, R. M. Sauza, R. P. Landim

TUP-13 CALIBRATION-FREE ARBITRARY POWER CALIBRATOR WITH SELF-CALIBRATION BY AC-

DC MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES 167T. Yamada, S. Kon, S. Hayashi, 11. Fujiki, Y. Amagai, Y. Nakamura, H. Sasaki, E. Ogita, T. Kawakami

TUP-14 EVALUATION OF THE TRANSFER ERRORS OF SINGLE JUNCTION THERMAL VOLTAGE

CONVERTER (SJTVC) VIA ELECTRICAL SIMULATION 169Mamdotih Halawa

TUP-I5 AUTOMATION AND EVALUATION OF TWO DIFFERENT TECHNIQUES TO CALIBRATEPRECISION CALIBRATOR FOR LOW FREQUENCY VOLTAGE & CURRENT USING THERMAL

DEVICES 171

Bijendra Pal. SaoodAhmad, A. K. Govil, P. BanerjeeTUP-16 LOADING EFFECT OF THE AC-DC TRANSFER STANDARD FOR LOW LEVEL AC VOLTAGE

STANDARD 173Sung-Won Kwon, Mnn-Seog Kim, K. T. Kim, J. K. Jung

TUP-17 IMPACT OF 1/F NOISE OF DVM ON JOSEPHSON VOLTAGE STANDARD COMPARISON 175Y. Tang, S. Solve, T. J. Wilt

TUP-18 INVESTIGATIONS USING AN IMPROVED JOSEPHSON ARBITRARY WAVEFORM

SYNTHESIZER (JAWS) SYSTEM 177

DeilefSchleufiner, Oliver F. Kieter, RalfBehr, Johannes Kohlmann, Torsten Fwick

TUP-19 SAMPLING MEASUREMENTS OF LOW-FREQUENCY WAVEFORMS BASED ON THE

JOSEPHSON VOLTAGE STANDARD 179

Mun-Seog Kim, Kyu-Tae Kim, Wan-Seop Kim, YomikChong, Sung-Won Kwon

TUP-20 DEVELOPMENT OF A SINE WAVE SYNTHESIZER BASED ON A JOSEPHSON WAVEFORM

SYNTHESIZER FOR AC-DC TRANSFER MEASUREMENTS 181H. Ndilimabaka, O. Sdron, S. Djordjevic

TUP-21 RECONSTRUCTION OF THE COOLING SETUP OF THE JOSEPHSON VOLTAGE STANDARD

SYSTEM IN CMI 183M Sira, J. Slreit, M, Schubert, M. Starkloff, G. Wende

TUP-22 AUTOMATIC TUNING OF THE PULSE-DRIVEN AC JOSEPHSON VOLTAGE STANDARD 185Ernest Houizager, Helko E. Van Den Bronx, David Van Woerkam

TUP-23 UNCERTAINTIES IN THE MEASUREMENT OF AC VOLTAGE USING A PROGRAMMABLE

JOSEPHSON VOLTAGE STANDARD AND A PHASE SENSITIVE NULL DETECTOR 187

D. GeorgakopoulosTUP-24 A 1ft V JVS COMPARISON BETWEEN NIST AND INMETRO AS A LINK TO BIPM 189

R. P. Landim, Y. Tang, E. Afonso, V. Ferreira

TUP-2S INDUCTANCE MEASUREMENTS OF JOSEPHSON ARRAYS 191A. Katkov, R. Behr

TUP-26 A WAY FOR INCREASING THE ACCURACY OF AN AC-PJVS 193

A. Katkov, R. Behr, L. Palafox

TUP-27 DEVELOPMENT OF A PRECISION RESISTIVE VOLTAGE DIVIDER FOR FREQUENCIES UP TO100 KHZ 195

T. Hagen, I. BudovskyTUP-28 ON THE CALIBRATION OF A WIDEBAND METER 197

M D. Early, J. A.M. KingTUP-29 MEASURING AC QUANTITIES WITH ROTATION SYMMETRY GROUPS 199

K. Seki

TUP-30 DC PERFORMANCE OF A HIGH ACCURACY THERMAL TRANSFER STANDARD 201M. D. Early, M. Garcocz, L. A. Christian

TUP-31 MEASUREMENT OF ULTRA-LOW FREQUENCIES VOLTAGE BASED ON DUAL-HEATER

THERMAL CONVERTER AT THE RANGE FROM 0.01HZ TO 1HZ 203Xiantin Pan, Jiangtoo Zhang, Lei Wang, Hong/ao Huang, Zuliang Lu, Deshi Zhang

TUP-32 PRECISION RMS VALUE MEASUREMENT OF NON-COHERENT SAMPLED SIGNALS 205H. HegeduS, P. Mostarac, R. Malaric

TUP-34 SYNTHESIS OF PRECISE AC VOLTAGE WITH SINIS JOSEPHSON JUNCTION ARRAYS 207

Zengmin Wang, Yuan Gao, Honghui Li

TUP-35 DC VOLTAGE STANDARD BASED ON SQUARE WAVE EXCITATION OF A

MICROMEC HANICAL CDAPACITIVE SENSOR 209

J. Kaasalainen, A. Manninen

TUP-36 LONG TERM BEHAVIOR OF A MULTI-ZENER 10 V VOLTAGE STANDARD 211

Daniel Slomovitz, Leonardo Trigo, Heriguatl DeSouza

TUP-37 ON THE UNCERTAINTIES OF MEASUREMENTS INTERNATIONAL 8001A EXTENDER 213

M. Sira, J. Streit, R. Honig, V. Novakova Zachovalova

TUP-38 JOSEPHSON-BASED TEST BENCH FOR AC CHARACTERIZATION OF ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL

CONVERTERS 215

F. Overney, A. Rufenacht, J.-P. Braun, B. Jeanneret

TUP-39 ENHANCEMENTS OF NMC'S JOSEPHSON ARRAY VOLTAGE STANDARD SYSTEM 217

Yinzhu Zhou, Sze Wey Chua, Jinni Lee

TUP-40 10 V MEASUREMENTS WITH 1V-JVS USING A RESISTIVE VOLTAGE DIVIDER 219

M. Real, A. Tonlna, M. Bierzychudek, R. Iuzzolino

TUP-41 DETERMINATION OF TRANSITION ERROR CORRECTIONS FOR LOW FREQUENCYSTEPWISE-APPROXIMATEDJOSEPHSON SINE WAVES 221

Cunnar Eklund, Tobias Bergslen, Valler Tarasso, Karl-Erik RydlerTUP-42 A PULSE-DRIVEN JOSEPHSON ARBITRARY WAVEFORM SYNTHESIS SYSTEM AS A

QUANTUM AC VOLTAGE STANDARD IN KOREA RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF STANDARDS AND

SCIENCE (KRISS) 223Yonuk Chong, Woon Song. Jung-Snk Choi, Mun-Seong Kim, Wan-Seop Kim, Kyu-Tae Kim, Se U Park

TUP-43 A MEASUREMENT SYSTEM FOR POWER QUALITY TESTS OF ELECTRICAL TRAINS 225

& Svensson

TUP-44 COMPARISON OF ASYNCHRONOUS SAMPLING CORRECTION ALGORITHMS FOR POWER

QUALITY MEASUREMENTS UNDER REALISTIC CONDITIONS 227

Rado Lapuh, P. Clarkson, U. Pogliano, P. S. Wright, J. HMlstrbm

TUP-45 PHASE COMPARISON OF HIGH CURRENT SHUNTS UP TO 100 KHZ 229

C. C. Bosco, M. Garcocz, K. Lind, U. Pogliano, G. Rieneld, V. Tarasso, B. Voljc, V. N. Zachovalova

TUP-46 A SURVEY OF CURRENT SHUNTS FOR AC POWER MEASUREMENTS 231

V. Tarasso, V. N. Zachovalova, M. Garcocz, K. Lind, T. Mansten, U. Pogliano, G. Rietveld, B. Voljc

TUP-47 PROGRESS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF LOW-FREQUENCY QUANTUM-BASED AC POWER

STANDARD AT NRC CANADA 233

Branislav Djokic

TUP-48 COMPARATOR OFFSET ERROR SUPPRESSION IN STOCHASTIC CONVERTERS USED IN A

WATT-HOUR METER 235

Dragan Pejic, Marjan Vrekar, Vladimir Vujicic, Svetlana Avramov-Zamwovic

TUP-49 DUAL TRANSFORMER FOR POWER MEASUREMENT IN THE AUDIO FREQUENCY BAND 237U. Pogliano, B. Trinchera, G. C. Bosco, D. Serazio

TUP-50 EVALUATIONS OF A WIDEBAND INDUCTIVE VOLTAGE DIVIDER AND NON-SINUSOIDAL

POWER MEASUREMENT SYSTEM 239

T. Yamada, S. Kon, N, Sakamoto

TUP-SI BAYESIAN ESTIMATION OF AMPLITUDE-MODULATEDSIGNAL PARAMETERS FROM

DIGITAL SAMPLING DATA 241

G. A, Kyriazis

TUP-S2 BAYESIAN ESTIMATION OF INTERHARMONIC AND FLUCTUATING HARMONIC

PARAMETERS FROM DIGITAL SAMPLING DATA 243

G, A, Kyriazis

TUP-S3 DEVELOPMENT OF AN ETHERNET ENABLED DIGITIZER FOR ON-SITE AC MEASUREMENTS 245

P. S. Wright, P. Clarkson

TUP-54 CHARACTERIZATION OF A WIDEBAND DIGITIZER FOR POWER MEASUREMENTS UP TO 1

MHZ 247

G, Rietveld, C. Kramer, E. Houtzager, O. Kristensen, D. Zhao, C. De Leffe, T. LippertTUP-S5 TET-WATT- AN AC POWER STANDARD BASED ON CLASS-D TOPOLOGIES USING ZEPOC-

CODING 249

J. Wellmann, M. Kahmann, W. Mathis

TUP-56 COMPARISON OF TWO ALGORITHMS FOR ACCURATE HARMONIC ANALYSIS OF PERIODIC

ARBITRARY SIGNALS USING NONSYNCHRONOUS DIGITAL SAMPLING 251

G. A, KyriazisTUP-57 THE EMRP PROJECT METROLOGY FOR ENERGY HARVESTING 253

J. Melcher, M. Cain, A. Bounouh, A. Cuenat, A. Jacquot, A. Manninen, M. Heinonen, B. Schumacher, F, Edler, J. Rees, M. Jaegle,M. Zucca, P. Klapetek, R. Lapuh, T, Funck

TUP-58 A PROPOSED TEST PROTOCOL TO EVALUATE THE PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS OF

HARMONIC POWER ANALYZERS 255

Zuliang Lu, Lei Wang, Zhongwen Zhu, Lijuan Liu, Shaoyuan Zhou, Eddy So

TUP-59 RECONSTRUCTION OF BANDLIMITED SIGNAL USING SAMPLES OBTAINED FROM

INTEGRATION DIGITAL VOLTMETERS 257

G. B. Guhler

TUP-60 PRECISION MEASUREMENT SYSTEM FOR CHARACTERISATION OF PHASE DISPLACEMENT

OF VOLTAGE DIVIDERS UP TO 1 MHZ 259

Tobias Bergsten, Valter Tamsso, Karl-Erik Rydler

TUP-61 CALIBRATION METHOD FORDIGITAL ENERGY METERS IN DIGITAL SUBSTATIONS 261

Hongiao Huang, Lei Wang, Jiangtao Zhang, Xicinlin Pan, Zutiang Lu

TUP-62 A NEW FLICKER TEST STANDARD BASED ON ASYNCHRONOUS SAMPLING TECHNOLOGY

AND COMPENSATION ALGORITHM 263

Lei Wang, Shufan Zeng, Jiangtao Zhang, Lijuan Liu, Hao Zhou, Min Li, Zuliang Lu, Shaoyuan Zhou

TUP-63 A NEW SIMPLIFIED APPROACH TO THE ERROR ANALYSIS OF DIGITALLY SYNTHESIZED

SIGNALS GENERATED BY DIGITAL-TO-ANALOG CONVERTERS AND ITS FUNDAMENTAL

COMPONENT MEASUREMENT WITHOUT A FILTER 265

ZuliangLu, Huang Lu, Yan Yang, Lei Wang, Eddy So

TUP-64 A COMPARISON BETWEEN NIM CHINA AND NRC CANADA SYSTEMS TO EVALUATE

PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS OF HARMONIC POWER ANALYZERS 267

Lei Wang, Rejean Arseneau, Zuliang Lu, Eddy So

TUP-65 REFERENCE STANDARD FOR HARMONICS AND NONSINUSOIDAL POWER MEASUREMENTS 269

W. M. S. Wijesinghe, Young TaePark

TUP-66 A PROPOSAL FOR VERIFYING THE PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATIONS OF CERTAIN

FUNCTIONS OF SMART METERS IN DISTRIBUTION POWER LINE NETWORKS 271

Zuliang Lu, Eddy So

TUP-67 DC CHARACTERISATION OF AC CURRENT SHUNTS FOR WIDEBAND POWER APPLICATIONS 273

G. Rietveld, J. H. N. Van DerBeek, E. Houtzager

TUP-68 THE ESTABLISHEMENT OF POWER/ENERGY STANDARD AT CHINA ELECTRIC POWER

RESEARCH INSTITUTE AND ITS COMPARISON WITH NRC 275

Jingfen Bai, Lin Yang, Sha Zhao, JianhuaZong, Eddy So

TUP-69 COMPARING AND ANALYSIS OF GROUND RESISTANCE MEASUREMENT METHOD BY IEEE

STD81.2 AND IEC60364 GUIDANCES 277

Woon-Ki Han, Jin-Soo Jeong, Seong-Su Shin, Joong-Soo Choi, Jae-Cheol Kim

TUP-70 A SI-BASED AL/ALN/SI MIS DEVICE AND ITS PHOTO RESPONSIVITY 279

Ming Chang Shih, Hsuan Yang Lin, Jia Wei Tan, Cheng Sen Chen, Shih Wei Feng

TUP-71 THE BALANCE SYSTEM OF JOULE BALANCE IN NIM 281

C. Li, Q. He, Z, Zhang, Z. Li, B. Han

TUP-72 FABRICATION AND ELECTRICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF EXFOLIATED GRAPHENE

BASED DEVICES 283

J. Guignard, 0. Cotituraud, S. Duconriieux, F. Schopfer, W. Poirier, D. C. Glatfli

TUP-73 EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF WHISPERING-GALLERY-MODE DIELECTRIC

RESONATORS FOR BIOLOGICAL MATERIAL CHARACTERIZATION 285

MokamedS. Kheir, HanyF. Hammad, Abbas Omar

TUP-74 STUDY ON THE MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF AUGENI OHMIC CONTACTS TO GAASALGAAS

HTEROSTRUCTURES 287

Y. Zhong, Q. Zhong, Q, He, Y. F. Lu, J. T. Zhao, Z. K. Li, Z. H. Zhang, Z. T. Chi

TUP-75 BEHAVIOR OF PERMITTIVITY AND LOSS TANGENT FOR A CLASS OF LOW-LOSS

MATERIALS 289

James Baker-Jarvis, Michael D. Janezic, Bill Riddle, Sung Kim

TUP-76 PROPERTIES OFSHUNT-PROTECTED TUNNELING DEVICES FOR THE ELECTRON

COUNTING CAPACITANCE STANDARD (ECCS) EXPERIMENT AT PTB 291

BenedeUa Camarota, Sergey K Lotkhov, HansjoergScherer, Thomas Weimann, Peter Hinze, Alexander Zorin

TUP-77 CHARACTERIZATION OF EPITAXIAL GRAPHENE STRUCTURES 293

5. Novikov, A. Satrapinski, N, Lebedeva

TUP-78 EVALUATION FOR DIELECTRIC PROPERTY OF HEAT TRANSFER FLUIDS USING NEWLY

DESIGNED CYLINDRICAL CAPACITIVE-CONDUCTIVE SYSTEM 295

Jae Hoon Kim, Ju-Han Kim, Yoon Hyung Kim, Sang Ok Han, Gee Jaong Yong

TUP-79 DEVELOPMENT OF DIFFERENTIAL POTENTIOMETRIC STRIPPING ANALYSIS INSTRUMENT

BASED ON VIRTUAL INSTRUMENT 297

Jianfeng Liu, Baohe Yang, Pingping Luo

TUP-80 TRANSPORT PROPERTIES OF YBA2CU,0/LA0.67SRoj3MN03 HETEROSTRUCTURESFOR JAVS 299

S. Brenacka, V. Stribik, S. Gazi, S. Chromik, A. Dujamva, P. Vrabcek

TUP-81 CARBON NANOTUBE COATINGS AND THEIR ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE

SHIELDING EFFECTIVENESS 301

Ping Li, YueyanShan, Xljiang Yin, Junghong DengTUP-82 THEORY AND DESIGN OF WAVEFORM PURER 303

S. Li, Z. Li, Z. Zhang

PS4-1 LOW-NOISE SUPERCONDUCTING QUANTUM INTERFERENCE DEVICES 305

Y. K. Park, Y. H. Lee, H. Kvion, K. Kim, J. M, Kim, K. K. Yu, H. K. Lim, I. S. Kim

PS4-2 THE ROLE OF AN NMI IN PROVIDING SUPPORT TO THE ELECTRICAL POWER 307

Eddy So

WEA1-1 ESTABLISHEMENT OF THE MAGNETIC FLUX DENSITY STANDARD IN THE RANGE 100 fiTTO 1000 fiT 308

R. P. Ahysius, Vivek Verma, VibhavPandey, P. Srinivasan, R. K. Koinala

WEA1-2 INTEGRATING DYNAMIC BAYES1AN NETWORKS AND CONSTRAINT-BASED FUZZY

MODELS FOR MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION CLASSIFICATION WITH I2-LEAD ECGS 310

Yi-Yitan Chiang, Wang-Hsin Hsu

WEA1-3 AC/DC MAGNETIC FLUX DENSITY STANDARD SYSTEMS AT KOREA RESEARCH INSTITUTE

OF STANDARDS AND SCIENCE (KRISS) 312

Po Cyu Park, Young Gyun Kim, Wan-Scop Kim, V. Ya. Shifrin

WEA1-4 STANDARD MEASURING SYSTEM FOR CALIBRATION OF MAGNETIC FLUX DENSITY

GRADIOMETERS 314

V. N. Khorev, V. Ya. Shifrin, S. A. Shubin, P. G. Park

WEB1-1 EMBEDDED CAPACITIVE DISPLACEMENT SENSOR FOR NANOPOSITIONING

APPLICATIONS 316

Svetlana Avramov-Zamurovic, Nicholas G. Dagalakis, Rae Duk Lee, Yong Sik Kim, Jae Kiyung Yoo, Seimg Ho Yang

WEB1-2 FREQUENCY DEPENDENCE OF GAS-DIELECTRIC CAPACITORS USED IN SUB-NA

REFERENCE CURRENT GENERATORS 318

S. P. Gihlin, G. -D. Wilknberg, N. E. Fletcher

WEB1-3 A QUANTUM IMPEDANCE STANDARD HAVING AN INSIGNIFICANT, EXPERIMENTALLY

VERIFIED FREQUENCY DEPENDENCE 320

J. Schurr, J. Kucera, K. Pierz, B. P. Kibble

WEB1-4 IMPEDANCE COMPARISON AT POWER FREQUENCY BY ASYNCHRONOUS SAMPLING 322

L. Callegaro, V. D 'Elia, E. Gasparollo

WEC1-1 DEVELOPMENT OF A 2.4 MM COAXIAL MICROCALORIMETER FOR POWER

MEASUREMENTS UP TO 50 GHZ 324

M. Bourghes, D. Allal, D. Bilieres, A. Kazemipour, A. Litwin

WEC1-2 A NEW SO GHZ COAXIAL DC-SUBSTITUTION MICROWAVE BOLOMETER 326

Andrew S. Brush

WEC1-3 PROBE RESPONSE TO A NON-UNIFORM E-F1ELD IN A TEM CELL 327

T. Morioka

WEC1-4 A NOVEL FULL 2-PORT CALIBRATION METHOD FOR ANTENNA MEASUREMENTS USING

SOL STANDARDS WITHOUT THROUGH PROCEDURE 329

Masanobu Hirose, Koji Komiyama

WEC1-5 THE ELECTRODE STRUCTURE ANALYSES OF CPW ON LITA03 ELECTRO-OPTICAL

MODULATOR 331

Jianwei Li, Xu Nan, Jian Li, Zhixin Zhang, Limin XiongWEA2-1 COMPARISON OF FERROMAGNETIC RESONANCE AND DAMPING IN PERMALLOY FILMS

USING TIME AND FREQUENCY DOMAIN TECHNIQUES 333

M. Pasquale, G. Bertotti, E. Olivetti, M. Caisson, F. Celegato, M. Kuepferiing, Y. Enda, Y. Mitsuzuka, M. Yamaguchi. S. Serrano-

Guisan, H. W. Schumacher, P. Kabos

WEA2-2 THE QED VACUUM MAGNETIC BIREFRINGENCE EXPERIMENT 335

M. Fonche, P. Berceau, R. Battesti, C. Rizzo

WEA2-3 EQUIVALENCE OF MEASUREMENTS ON SOFT MAGNETIC MATERIALS IN THE UK AND

MEASUREMENTS FOR OPERATIONAL CONDITIONS 337

Michael Hall, Owen Thomas, HarveySmith, Philip Anderson

WEA2-4 LOW TEMPERATURE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF A FLUX-QUANTUM FORCE DEVICE 339

J. H. Choi, Y. W. Kim, H. H. Choi, J. Kim, S. G. Lee

WEB2-1 THE INFLUENCE OF THE NETWORK IMPEDANCE ON THE NON-SINUSOIDAL (HARMONIC)NETWORK CURRENT AND FLICKER MEASUREMENTS 341

/. Urdea-Marcus, A. Nestor, P. Clarkson

WEB2-2 VERIFICATION AND UNCERTAINTY EVALUATION OF AN AC SHUNT CALIBRATION

SYSTEM AT POWER FREQUENCIES 343

Saytaro Kon, Tatsujl Yamada, Takuya Tadokoro

WEB2-3 POWER SOURCE IMPEDANCE MEASUREMENT SYSTEM FOR TESTING COMPLIANCE TO

IEC 61000-3-3 345

P. Clarkson, P. S. Wright, A. J. Wheaton, J, H. Belliss

WEB2-4 PRECISION UNIVERSAL AC BRIDGES WITH PHASE CONTROLLED DIVIDERS 347M Surdu, D. Surdu, A. Kojfman

WEC2-1 FABRICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF GRAPHENE-BASED QUANTUM HALL EFFECT

DEVICES AT INRIM 349

M. Bruno, C. Cassiago, L. Callegaro, E. Gasparotto, R. Rocci, S. Borini

WEC2-2 PRELIMINARY RESULTS ON GAAS-ALGAAS HETEROSTRUCTURE QUANTUM HALL

RESISTANCE STANDARD BY THE NIM 351

Y. Zhong, Q. Zhong, Q. He, Y. F. Lit, J. T. Zhao, Z. K. Li, Z. H. Zhang, Z. T. Chi

WEC2-3 QUANTITATIVE PERMITTIVITY MEASUREMENTS OF NANOLITER FLUID VOLUMES FROM

50 MHZ TO 40 GHZ WITH MICROFLUIDIC CHANNELS 353

J. C. Booth, N. D. Orloff.X I. Lit, Y. Wang, E, Rocas, J. Mateu, C. Collado, M. Janezic

WEC2-4 NON-DESTRUCTIVE BROADBAND MATERIAL CHARACTERIZATIONOVER THE K-BAND

USING WHISPERING-GALLERY-MODE RESONATORS 355

Mohamed S. Kheir, Hany F, Hammad, Abbas Omar

WEC2-5 CAPACITANCE-BASED REAL TIME MONITORING OF RECEPTOR-MEDIATED ENDOCYTOSIS 357

Kyung- Hwa Yoo

AMTA-T1 ANECHOIC CHAMBERS FOR EMC, APM AND RCS MEASUREMENTS 358Vince Rodriguez

AMTA-1 TIME-DOMAIN THREE ANTENNA METHOD FOR BICONICAL ANTENNA 359

Satoru Kurokawa, Michilaka Ameya, Masanobu Hirose

AMTA-2 PLANAR REACTIVE NEAR-FIELD SCANNING SYSTEM AT KOREA RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF

STANDARDS AND SCIENCE (KRISS) 361

Dong-Joon Lee, Na-Weon Kang, Jae-Yong Kwon, Joo-Gvmng Lee, Jin-Seob Kang

AMTA-3 COMPARISON OF NEAR-FIELD METHODS AT NIST 363K. Macrcynolds, M, H. Francis, D. Tamura

AMTA-4 SWEPT FREQUENCY GAIN MEASUREMENTS FOR STANDARD HORN ANTENNAS 365J. Jl, F. U. Warner

AMTA-5 INTERCOMPARISON OF W-BAND STANDARD GAIN HORN ANTENNAS 367

J. Kang, N. Kang, D. Gentle, K. Macreynolds, M. Francis

AMTA-T2 ESTIMATING MEASUREMENT UNCERTAINTIES 369

Michael M. Francis

WEP-1 JOHNSON-NYQUIST NOISE OF THE QUANTIZED HALL RESISTANCE 370./ Sclnm; K. Pierz, B. P. Kibble

WEP-2 IMPROVEMENTS OF AC/DC CALCULABLE STANDARD RESISTOR WITH DOUBLE HELIX

ARRANGEMENT AND KELVIN RESISTANCE BRIDGE AT NIM 372

Huang Lu, Yang Yan, Wang Wei, Qu Zhengwei, Li ZhengkwiWEP-3 VERIFICATION OF LCR METERS BY MEANS OF A 4TP TOO OHMS LINEARITY TEST

STANDARDS OVER THE FREQUENCY RANGE 100 HZ TO 1 MHZ 374J. Nicolas, A. Van Theeinsche, S. A. Awan

WEP-4 DEVELOPMENT OF ON-CHIP DOUBLE-SHIELDED QUANTUM HALL DEVICE FOR USE IN AC

QUANTIZED HALL RESISTANCE MEASUREMENT 376T. Oe, K. Malsuhiro, A. Damae, C. Vrano, H. Fujino, H. Isliii, T. Itatani, G. Suchela, U. Maezawa, S. Kiryu, N. Kaneko

WEP-5 COMPARISON OF TEMPERATURE COEFFICIENT OF STANDARD INDUCTOR BY MEASURING

CHANGE IN INDUCTANCE AND RESISTANCE 378

M. A. Ansari, Jyotasana Saxena, Anil Kishore Saxena

WEP-6 A FAST L-R COMPARISON SYSTEM BY DIGITAL SAMPLING MEASUREMENT APPROACH 380

Yang Yan, Wang Wei, Huang Lu, Lu Zuliang, Lu WenjunWEP-7 COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT METHODS OF INDUCTANCE REALISATION 382

G. Eklund, A. Satrapinski, E.-P. Suomalainen, Yu. Semenov

WEP-8 SCALING OF INDUCTANCE TO THE PH-LEVEL 384

K.-E. Rydler, V, Tarasso, T. Bergsten

WEP-9 EVALUATION OF 100 MH INDUCTANCE BY SERIES RESONANCE METHOD IN VNIIM AND IN

CENTER FOR METROLOGY AND ACCREDITATION MIKES, 386Yu Semenov, A. Satrapinski

WEP-10 EVALUATION OF THE LONG TERM STABILITY OF STANDARD INDUCTORS USING

BAYESIAN STATISTICS 388

G. M. Rocba

WEP-11 A NEW CAPACITANCE DEVICE FOR CALIBRATION OF N:l HF INDUCTIVE VOLTAGE

DIVIDERS 390J. Kucera, R. Sedlicek, J. Bohacek

WEP-12 BALANCED WIDE FREQUENCY RANGE QUADRATURE PHASE SHIFTER 392M. Surdu, A. Lameko, D. Surdu, S. Kursin

WEP-13 A METHOD TO CORRECT INDUCTIVE VOLTAGE DIVIDERS ERROR CAUSED BY

CAPACITANCES BETWEEN WINDING AND SCREEN 394Zhao Jianling. He Qing, Lu Yunfeng

WEP-14 A FOUR TERMINAL-PAIR COAXIAL IMPEDANCE BRIDGE CONSTRUCTED AT INMETRO 396RenataDe Barros E Vasconcellos, Luiz Macoto Ogino

WEP-15 MULTI-FREQUENCY QUADRATURE BRIDGE FOR USE IN AC QHR MEASUREMENT 398A. Domae, Y. Nakamttra

WEP-16 SAMPLING BASED RLC BRIDGE 400F. Overney, 8. Jeanneret

WEP-17 DDS SOURCES FORPRECISE MEASUREMENT 402

Y. Fu, Z. Li, Z. Zhang, J. Sun, L. Chen

WEP-18 INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON OF IMPEDANCE STANDARDS FREQUENCY DEPENDENCEUP TO 50 MHZ 404

J. Horsky, J, Horska, P. Horsky, E. A. Abrosimov

WEP-19 PROGRESS IN TEST ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY OF AVIATION FUEL 406

Lianying Zheng, Yue Liu, Honggang Zhao, Xiuzeng Zhang, Chaolai He, Benxia Zou

WEP-20 VERIFICATION OF PERFORMANCE OF COMMERCIAL LCR METERS 408A. Pokatilov, A. Satrapinski, T. KUbarsepp, O. Martens

WEP-21 FABRICATION AND MEASUREMENT OF ELECTRODE COMPONENTS FOR THE NATIONALINSTITUTE OF STANDARDS AND TECHNOLOGY (NIST) CALCULABLE CAPACITOR 410

JonR. Pratt, Nolan Brandenburg, John R. Sloup, RaedukLee, Yicheng Wang

WEP-22 CALIBRATION METHOD FOR LARGE CAPACITANCES USING A CURRENT COMPARATOR

WITH AN INDUCTIVE VOLTAGE DIVIDER 412N. Sakamoto, Y. Nakamura

WEP-23 PROPOSALS FOR LINKING THE RESULTS OF KEY COMPARISONS CCEM-K4 AND

COOMET.EM-K4 414

0. Velychko

WEP-24 APPLICATION OF CAPACITIVE DISPLACEMENT SENSOR ON JOULE BALANCE 416

Lu Yunfeng, Q. He, J. Zhao

WEP-25 REALIZATION OF THE NEW LNE THOMPSON-LAMPARD ELECTRODE SET 418

0. Thevenot, P. Gournay, L. Dupont, L. Lahousse

WEP-26 COAXIAL MULTIPLEXER FOR HIGH ACCURACY CAPACITANCE MEASUREMENTS 420

F. Ovemey, D. Corminboeuf, E, Moll

WEP-27 HIGH-VALUE CAPACITANCE MEASUREMENT BASED ON INDUCTIVE SHUNT 422

Dongxue Dai, Xiaobing He, Wei Wang

WEP-28 MONITORING OF NMIJ STANDARD CAPACITORS DURING THE LAST 10 YEARS 424

A. Domae, N. Sakamoto, Y. Nakamura

WEP-29 REALIZATION OF DISSIPATION FACTOR STANDARD 426

M. Kokalj, B. Pinter. M. Lindic, B, Voljc, Z. Svetik. R. Lapuh

WEP-30 REFINED MODEL TO CALCULATE THE FREQUENCY DEPENDENCE OF AIR CAPACITORS

FOR FREQUENCIES FROM 20 KHZ TO 1 MHZ 428

M, Homktintian, H. Bothe, T. Funck, J. Melcher, M Schilling

WEP-31 IMPROVE SMALL CAPACITANCE MEASUREMENT SENSITIVITY BY OPTO-ELECTRONIC

ISOLATION METHOD 430

Wei Wang, Lu Huang, Yan Yang, DongxueDai, Qian Sun, Lijiao Xia

WEP-32 IMPROVEMENT OF SHORT-TERM STABILITY OF PULSED OPTICALLY PUMPED RUBIDIUM

ATOMIC CLOCK 432

/. H. Choi, S. B. Lee, T. Y. Kwon, S. E Park

WEP-33 TRACEABLE TIME COMPARISONS BETWEEN PRECISE TIME PROTOCOL DEVICES 434

Te-Kwei Wang, Fan-Ren Chang, Shinn-Yan Lin

WEP-34 PRECISE SAGNAC-EFFECT CORRECTION ON TWO-WAY SATELLITE TIME TRANSFER 436

W. H. Tseng, S. Y. Lin, K. M. Feng, H. T. Lin, C. S. Liao

WEP-3S NOVEL FREQUENCY MEASUREMENT METHOD WITH LOW SAMPLING TIME 438

P. Mostarac, H, HegeduS, R. Malaria

WEP-36 DEVELOPMENT OF AN YB OPTICAL LATTICE CLOCK AT KOREA RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF

STANDARDS AND SCIENCE (KRISS) 440

D.-H. Yu, C. Y. Park, W.-k. Lee, E. B. Kim, J. Mm

WEP-37 FIBER-BASED FREQUENCY COMBS WITH MILLIHERTZ-LEVEL RELATIVE LINEWIDTHS

FOR OPTICAL LATTICE CLOCKS 442

Hajime lnaha, Yoshiaki Nakajima, Kazumoto Hosaka, Kana Jwakuni, Masami Yasuda, Takuya Kohno, Daisuke Akamatsu, Kaom

Minoshlma, Atsushi Onae, Feng-LeiHong

WEP-38 DETECTION OF GAS COMPONET WITH FEMTOSECOND LASER PULSE 444

Nan Xu, Jianwei Li, Jian Li, Zhixin Zhang, Limin Xiong

WEP-39 FIBER SENSING SYSTEM WITH DOUBLE BRAGG GRATING FEBRY-PEROT RESONATOR 446

Wen Hsuan Sheih, Wen Kiti Ting, Chien ChengHon, Hsuan Yang Lin, Ming Chang Shift, Shih Wei Feng

WEP-40 DEVELOPMENT OF A MID-INFRARED OPTICAL FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER 448

M. Vainio, M. Siltanen, M. Merimaa, L. Halonen

WEP-41 TOWARD THE YB/SR FREQUENCY RATIO MEASUREMENT: DEVELOMPENT OF THE SR

OPTICAL LATTICE CLOCK AT NMIJ, AIST 450

Daisuke Akamatsu, Masami Yasuda, Takuya Kohno, Kazmoto Hosaka, Hajime lnaba, Yoshiakt Nakajima, Feng-Lei Hong

WEP-42 IMPROVEMENT OF THE nlYB OPTICAL LATTICE CLOCK AT NMIJ, AIST 452

Masami Yasuda, TakuyaKohno, Kazumoto Hosaka, Hajime lnaha, Yoshiaki Nakajima, Daisuke Akamatsu, Feng-Lei Hong

WEP-43 GENERATION OF NEW TIME SCALE AT ROB : COMBINATION OF CESIUM CLOCKS AND

HYDROGEN MASERS 454

Sttman Sharma, Pascale Defraigne

WEP-44 PROTECTING SIGNAL INTEGRITY AGAINST ATOMIC CLOCK ANOMALIES ON BOARD GNSS

SATELLITES 456

Seimg-Woo Lee, Jeongrae Kim

WEP-45 ACCURACY IMPROVEMENT TECHNIQUE FOR TIMING APPLICATION OF LORAN-C SIGNAL 458

S. H. Yang, C. B. Lee, )'. K. Lee, J. K. Lee, Y. J. Kim, S. J. Lee

WEP-46 DEVELOPMENT OF A GPU BASED TWO-WAY TIME TRANSFER MODEM 460

T. Gotoh, J. Amagai, T, Hohiger, M. Fujieda, M. Aida

WEP-47 FULLY UTILIZATION OF TWSTT NETWORK DATA BY WEIGHTED LEAST SQUARESMETHOD 462

H. T. Lin, C. S. Liao. F. D. Chu, W. H. Tseng

WEP-48 FORMING A REAL-TIME TIME SCALE WITH ASIA-PACIFIF TWSTFT NETWORK DATA 464

C. S. Liao, H. T. Lin, F. D. Chu, Y. J. Huang, K. Y. Tit, W, H. Tseng

WEP-49 MEASUREMENT OF CS - BUFFER GAS COLLISIONAL FREQUENCY SHIFT USING CPT

PULSED CLOCK 466

O. Kozlova, R. Baudot, S. Guirandel, E. De Clercq

WEP-50 A DIGITAL STANDARD TIME DISTRIBUTION ARCHITECTURE WITH ITS APPLICATIONS 468

P.-Y, Ting, F. D. Chu, C. S. Liao

WEP-51 ACCUMULATION OF A CLOCK STATE POPULATION BY OPTICAL PUMPING IN A CAESIUM

FOUNTAIN 470

S. E. Park, K. SzymaniecWEP-52 RUBIDIUM ATOMIC CLOCK WITH DRIFT COMPENSATION 472

Leonardo Trigo, Daniel Shmovitz

WEP-53 DETECTION OF FREQUENCY JUMP IN GPS CLOCK 474

Y. J. Heo, J. Cho, M. B. Heo

WEP-54 COMPACT HIGH POWER RAMAN LASER SYSTEM USING PHASE-MODULATED SIDEBANDS

AMPLIFIED BY A SINGLE TAPERED AMPLIFIER 476

K. S. Lee, S. E. Park, T. Y. Kwon. S. B. Lee, J Kim

WEP-55 IMPROVEMENT OF THE RESIDUAL SIDEMODE SUPPRESSION RATIO OF INJECTION

LOCKED DFB LASER USING WIDE-SPACED FREQUCNY COMB 478

Han Young Ryu, Sung Hun Lee, Ho SuhngSuh

WEP-56 FIBER OPTIC METROLOGY: THE TEMPERATURE INFLUENCE IN DGD MEASUREMENTS 480

G. Borghi, A. B. Dos Santos. J. Femira

WEP-57 SIMULATION DESIGN AND VERIFICATION OF CO MONITORING BASED ON TUNABLE

DIODE LASER ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY 482

Hong-Lian Li, Yan Zhu, Fang Dong,Xiao-Ting Li, Lian-Shui ZhangWEP-58 A HIGH ACCURATE SIGNAL GENERATOR BASED ON DIRECT DIGITAL FREQUENCYSYNTHESIS 484

Jiang Lan, Zhanghua Zhang, Zhengkim Li

WEP-59 TESTING LORENTZINVAR1ANCE USING AN ASYMETRIC OPTICAL RESONATOR 486F. Baynes, M. Tobar, A. Luiten

WEP-60 EVALUATING UNCERTAINTY OF THE MEAN DIAMETER OF SILICON SPHERE BY

SPHERICAL HARMONICS 488

Jilao Zhang, Yan Li, Xuejian Wu, Liqiang Zhang, Zhen Liu, Zhiyong Luo

WEP-61 DEVELOPMENT OF A FOUR-CHANNEL SYSTEM FOR JOHNSON NOISE THERMOMETRY 490

A. Pallaroh, Jifeng Qu, H. Rogalla, P. D. Dresselhaus. S. P. Bern

WEP-62 PROGRESS ON THE VON KLITZING CONSTANT DETERMINATION AT LNE 492P, Gournay, 0. Thdvenot, L. Dupont, L. Lahousse, F. Piquemal

WEP-63 COMPARATIVE SURFACE INVESTIGATIONS AT SPHERICAL SI SURFACES USING OPTICAL

AND X-RAY TECHNIQUES 494

/. Busch, P. Fuchs, M. Krumrey, U. Kuetgens

WEP-64 DENSITY COMPARISON OF ISOTOPICALLY ENRICHED SILICON SINGLE CRYSTALS BY THE

PRESSURE-OF-FLOTATION METHOD 496A. Wasetlu, K. Fujii

WEP-65 ELECTRON COUNTING CAPACITANCE STANDARD : PROGRESS REPORT 498A. Rllfenacht, B. Jeannerei, S. V. Lotkhov

WEP-66 CONCEPT OF AN EXPERIMENTAL VALIDATION OF THE GAMS ANGLE INTERFEROMETERS

FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF THE MOLAR PLANCK CONSTANT 500L. Ferroglio, M. Jentschel, J. Krempei

WEP-67 PHASE-SHIFTING INTERFEROMETRY: A METHOD FOR GENERATING PHASE SHIFTING BY

PRESSURE VARIATION 502

Zhiyong Luo, Chi Chen

WEP-68 CORRELATION METHOD ERRORS IN JOHNSON NOISE THERMOMETRY 504L. Callegaro, M. Pisani, M. Ortolano, V. D'Elia, F. Mania

WEP-69 ABSOLUTE REFRACTOMETRY USING HELIUM 506T. Badr, S. Azouigui, J. P. Wallerand, P. Juncar

WEP-70 DEVELOPMENT OF NANONEWTON FORCE STANDARD BASED ON A TORSION PENDULUM 508

Sheng-Jui Chen, Sheau-Shi Pan

WEP-71 DEVELOPMENT OF A BROADBAND SHOT NOISE MEASUREMENT SYSTEM AT LOW-

TEMPERATURE FORNOISE THERMOMETRY 510J. Park, M. Rehman, J. S. Choi, Z. G. Khim, S. W. Ryu, W. Ong, Y. Chang

WEP-72 CHARACTERIZATION OF THE COIL DISPLACEMENT IN THE LNE AND METAS WATTBALANCE 512

F. Bielsa, A. Eichenberger, O. Gilbert, P. Juncar, G. Geneves

WEP-73 THE NRC WATT BALANCE PROJECT 514A. D. Inglis, C. A. Sanchez, B. M. Wood

WEP-74 THE PROGRESS OF JOULE BALANCE IN NIM 516

2. Zhang, Q. He, Z, Li, Y. Lu, J. Zhao, B. Han, C. Li, S. Li, Y. Fu

WEP-75 OPTICAL ALIGNMENT TOOL FOR THE LNE AND METAS WATT BALANCE PROJECTS 518

O, Gilbert, F. Bieisa, P, Juncar, A. Eichenberger, G. Geneves

WEP-76 THE E-MASS EURAMET JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT: THE WATT BALANCE ROUTE

TOWARDS A NEW DEFINITION OF THE KILOGRAM 520G. Geneves, F, Villar, F. Bielsa, O. Gilbert, A, Eichenberger, H. Baumann, G, D'Agostino, S. Merlet, F. Pereira Dos Santos, P.

Pinol, P. Juncar

WEP-77 ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE USED IN THE BIPM WATT BALANCE 522

E. De Mirandis, H. Fang, A. Kiss, S. Solve, M. Stock, A. Picard

WEP-78 METROLOGY OF MICROSTRUCTURED WAVEGUIDES FOR SPINTRONIC APPLICATIONS 524

Sang-Hyun Lim, T. Mitch Wallis, Atiflmtiaz, Dazhen Gu, Pavol Krivosik, Pavel Kabos

WEP-79 THE MAGNETIC SYSTEM OF JOULE BANLANCE IN NIM 526

B. Han, Q. He, Z. Zhang, Z. Li, C. Li

SS-3 LOW CARBON GREEN GROWTH AND SMART GRID 528

SuengillMoon

SS-1 METROLOGY FOR SMART ELECTRICAL GRIDS 529

G. Rielveld, J. P. Braun, P. W. Wright, U. Grottker

SS-2 NIST COORDINATION OF SMART GRID INTEROPERABILITY STANDARDS 531

D. A. Woilman, G. J. Fitzpalrick, P. A. Boynton, T. L. Nelson

THA1-1 A TWO-CHANNEL CURRENT MEASURING SYSTEM FOR MEASURING LEAKAGE CURRENTS

IN HIGH DIRECT VOLTAGE MEASUREMENTS 533

T. R. McComb

THAI-2 DC HIGH CURRENT RATIO STANDARD BASED ON SERIES-PARALLEL CALIBRATION

METHOD 535

Haiming Shao, Feipeng Lin, Xiaoxin Hua, Bo Liang, Kaifen Qu, Yang Pan

THA1-3 CALIBRATION OF ROGOWSKI COILS AT HIGH CURRENTS 537

K. Draxler, R. Siyhlikova

THA1-4 THE EFFECT OF INTERFERING FLUX ON DIRECT CURRENT COMPARATOR 539

Haiming Shao, Kaifeng Qu, Yang Pan, Feipeng Lin, Bo Liang

THA1-5 TO WHAT EXTENT CAN ROGOWSKI COIL CURRENT AMPLITUDE LINEARITY BE VERIFIED? 541

S. V. Djokic, J. D. Ramhoz, D. E. Destefan

THB1-1 FABRICATION OF THE MAIN ELECTRODES OF THE NMIA-BIPM CALCULABLE CAPACITOR 543

G. W. Small

THB1-2 DESIGN OF THE NEW LNE CALCULABLE CAPACITOR 545

P. Gournay, O. Thevenot, L. Duponl, L. Lahousse

THB1-3 A COMPENSATION METHOD TO MEASURE THE MUTUAL INDUCTANCE AT LOW

FREQUENCY 547

Z. Li, Z. Zhang, Q. He, Y. Fu, J. Zhao, B. Han, S. Li, Y. Lu, C. Li

THB1-4 IMPROVEMENT ON PRIMARY STANDARD OF DISSIPATION FACTOR AT NIM 549

Xiaobing He, DongxueDai

THC1-1 COMPARISON OF EXPERIMENTAL TECHNIQUES FOR EVALUATING THE CORRECTION

FACTOR OF A RECTANGULAR WAVEGUIDE MICROCALORIMETER 551

Xiaohai Cni, T. P. Crowley

THC1-2 CALIBRATING E-FIELD PROBES WITH A TAPERED CELL 553

W. T. Shay, W. P. Hong, R. R. Lao

THC1-3 SIMULATOR FOR AMPLIFIER AND TRANSISTOR NOISE-PARAMETERMEASUREMENTS 555

James Randa

THC1-4 A NEW METHOD TO IMPROVE ACCURACY OF TRANSFER TYPE POWER SENSOR

CALIBRATIONS 557T. Zhang

THC1-5 DEVELOPMENT OF A 3.5-MM COAXIAL MICROCALORIMETER FOR RF AND MICROWAVE

POWER STANDARDS AT KOREA RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF STANDARDS AND SCIENCE (KRISS) 559

Jae-Yong Kwon, Tae-Weon Kang, Jeong-Hwan Kim, Mn-Seob Kang

THA2-1 A CURRENT-COMPARATOR-BASED SYSTEM FOR CALIBRATING HIGH VOLTAGE

CONVENTIONAL AND NON-CONVENTIONAL CURRENT TRANSFORMERS UNDER ACTUAL

OPERATING CONDITIONS OF HIGH VOLTAGE AND DISTORTED CURRENT WAVEFORMS UP TO 100

KV AND 2000 A 561

E. So, R. Arseneau, D. Bennett, M. FrigaultTHA2-2 MEASUREMENT UNCERTAINTIES OF IMPULSE PARAMETERS DUE TO NON-IDEAL STEP

RESPONSE OF HIGH VOLTAGE DIVIDERS 563

M. Ediriweera, Y. Li

THA2-3 EXPANDING OF TEST CURRENT OF CT BY EQUIVALENT MAGNETO MOTIVE FORCE

METHOD UP TO 20 KA 565

K. Takahashi

THA2-4 A COMPUTER-CONTROLLED SYSTEM FOR CALIBRATING HIGH VOLTAGE REVENUE

METERING SYSTEMS UNDER ACTUAL OPERATING CONDITIONS OF HIGH VOLTAGE AND

SINUSOIDAL/NON-SINUSOIDAL VOLTAGE AND CURRENT WAVEFORMS 567E. So, R. Arseneau, D. Bennett, M, Frigault

THA2-S DEVELOPMENT OF PRECISION DC HIGH VOLTAGE DIVIDERS 569

Y.Li

THB2-1 NEXT GENERATION GUARDED HAMON TRANSFER STANDARDS FOR HIGH RESISTANCE 571

D. G. Jarrelt, A. J. Dupree

THB2-2 SETTLING BEHAVIOR OF THE BRIDGE VOLTAGE IN RESISTANCE RATIO MEASUREMENTS

WITH CRYOGENIC CURRENT COMPARATORS 573

M Gotz, D. Dnmg, E. Pesel

THB2-3 A CURRENT COMPARATOR BRIDGE FOR THE DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF S1.6KOHM

AGAINST THE QUANTISED HALL RESISTANCE 575

N. Fletcher, R. Goebel

THB2-4 QUANTUM HALL EFFECT QUANTIZATION TESTS IN EXFOLIATED BILAYER AND

MONOLAYER GRAPHENE 577

J. Guignard, F. Schopfer, W. Poirier, D. C. Glatlli

THB2-5 QUANTUM HALL RESISTANCE STANDARD BASED ON GRAPHENE 579

T../. B. M. Janssen, A. Tzalenchuk

THC2-1 MISMATCH CORRECTION IN RF ATTENUATION MEASUREMENT USING PRECISION

AIRLINES 581

A. Widarta, M. Endo, T. Kawakami

THC2-2 PRECISE MILLIMETER-WAVE DIELECTRIC MEASUREMENTS OF SINGLE CRYSTAL

FERROELECTRIC MATERIALS 583

MohammedN. Afsar, Konstantin A. Korolev, ZijingLi

THC2-3 STUDY ON ABSOLUTE CALIBRATION METHODS FOR MIXER-BASED NVNA 585

Yichi Zhang, Maotiu Lin, Zhe Zhang,

THC2-4 A NEW ELECTRONIC VERIFICATION METHOD FOR VECTOR NETWORK ANALYZERS 587

R. Ginley, D. Williams, D. Legolvan

THC2-S A NEW METHOD FOR MEASURING ACCURATE EQUIVALENT SOURCE REFLECTION

COEFFICIENT OF THREE-PORT DEVICES 589

K. Shimaoka

THP-1 TEE CONNECTORS FOR AC-DC CURRENT SHUNTS UP TO 100 A 591

M. Garcocz

THP-2 ULTIMATE ERROR DETECTION CIRCUIT FOR THE HYBRID ELECTRON TURNSTILES 593

S. V. Lotkhov, A. B. Zorin

THP-3 LARGE EXCESSIVE CURRENT DURING THE CALIBRATION OF ELECTROMETER BY USE OF A

CAPACITIVE LOW-CURRENT SOURCE 595

Chul-Young Yi, Wcm-Seop Kim

THP-4 A COAXIAL SHUNT WITH CALCULABLE AC-DC DIFFERENCE 597

Jiangtao Zhang, Xianlin Pan, Hongiao Huang, Lei Wang, Deshi. Zhang

THP-S MODELING OF AC/DC CURRENT SHUNTS 599

B. Pima; M. Lindic, B, Valjc, Z, Svelik, R. LapuhTHP-6 AC CURRENT SHUNTS FOR LARGE CURRENT AT HIGH FREQUENCY 601

YueLiu, Xiu-Zeng Zhang, Hong-Gang Zhao, Lian-Ying Zheng, Ben-XiaZou

THP-7 CALIBRATION OF DC CURRENT UP TO 600A 603

Hong-Gang Zhao, Xiu~Zeng Zhang, Ytie Liu, Lian-Ying Zheng, Ben-Xia Zou

THP-8 CURRENT AND FREQUENCY RANGE EXTENSION OF AC-DC CURRENT TRANFER

DIFFERENCE MEASUREMENT SYSTEM AT CMI 605

V. Novakova Zachovalova, M, Sira, J. Streil

THP-9 MEASUREMENT SYSTEM FOR HIGH CURRENT SHUNTS DC CHARACTERIZATION AT CMI 607

V, Novakova Zachovalova, M Sira, J, Streit, L. Indra

THP-10 DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF AC CURRENT WITH COAXIAL CURRENT SHUNTS DOWN TO 1

MA 609

5. Voljc, U. Lindic, B. Pinter, Z. Svelik, R. LapuhTHP-11 IMPROVED DUAL JOSEPHSON VOLTAGE STANDARD POTENTIOMETER FOR HIGH

PRECISION ARBITRARY RESISTANCE RATIO MEASUREMENTS 611

M. F, Beug, L. Palafox, R. Behr

THP-12 NEW DESIGNS FOR HIGH-RESISTANCE STANDARD RESISTORS 613

A. J. Dupree, D, G. Jarreli

THP-13 NOVEL 100 OHM METAL FOIL DC RESISTOR 615

Y, Sakamoto, N. Kaneko, T. Oe, M, Kumagai, U. Zama

THP-14 ON THE NIMT QUANTUM HALL RESISTANCE STANDARD 617

C. Kiirupakorn, C, Jassadajin, A, Charoensook

THP-15 DEVELOPMENT OF 10 K OHM QUANTUM HALL ARRAY RESISTANCE STANDARDS AT NMIJ 619

T. Oe, K. Matsuhiro, C. Urano, H, Fujino, ft Ishii, T. ltaiani, G. Suchela, M. Maezawa, S. Kiryu, N. Kaneko

THP-16 QUANTUM HALL RESISTANCE STANDARDS FROM A HIGH-MOBILITY MOLECULAR BEAM

EPITAXY SYSTEM 621

K. Pierz, U. Gets, E. Pesel, F.-J. Ahters, H. W. Schumacher

THP-17 SIMULATION OF A QUANTUM HALL CRYOGENIC CURRENT COMPARATOR RESISTANCE

BRIDGE 623

7. B. Lawson, M, D. Early, K. Jones

THP-18 DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR A CCC BRIDGE WITH COMPLETE DIGITAL CONTROL 625

J. M. Williams, G. Rietveld, E. Houtzager, T. J. B. M, Janssen

THP-19 PREPARATION AND CHARACTERISATION OF EXFOLIATED GRAPHENE FOR QUANTUMRESISTANCE METROLOGY 627

G. Rietveld, H, J, Van El/eren, A, J. M. Giesbers, A. Velignra, V. Zeiller, K. S, Novoselov, B. J. Van Wees, A. K. Geim, J. C. Maan

THP-20 REALIZATION OF QUANTUM HALL RESISTANCE STANDARDS AT KOREA RESEARCHINSTITUTE OF STANDARDS AND SCIENCE (KRISS) BASED ON A CRYOGENIC CURRENT

COMPARATOR 629

Wan-Seop Kim, Kwang-Min Yn, Mun-Seog Kim, Po Gyu Park, Kyu-Tae Kim

THP-21 REALIZATION OF MAGNETIC FIELD REVERSIBLE QUANTUM HALL ARRAYS 631

J, KSaemtmn, F. J. /(filers, E. Pesel, K. Piera, 0. W. Schumacher

THP-22 FABRICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF QUANTUM HALL DEVICES FORTHE

RESISTANCE STANDARD AT CMS 633

K. Y. Chen. C. F. Huang, C.-T. Liang, D. R. Hang. Y. H. Chang, Chih-Ying Huang, Shih-Fang Chen, Li-Hung Lin, J. C. Hsiao,

Tzu-Lun Lin, K. A. Cheng

THP-23 AUTOMATED HIGH-VALUE RESISTANCE CALIBRATION UP TO 1 POHM 635

B. Schumacher, J. Melcher

THP-24 SYSTEM FOR RESISTANCE UNIT TRANSFER FORM 10 K OHM UP TO 100 T OHM BASED ON

HAMON TRANSFERS 637

M Lisowski, K. Kraviczyk

THP-2S ACCUBRIDGE TOWARDS THE DEVELOPMENT OFA DC CURRENT COMPARATOR

RESISTANCE RATIO STANDARD 639

Duane Brown, Andrew Wachowicz, Shiping HuangTHP-26 TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF PD THIN FILM CRYO RESISTORS 641

A. Satrap'mski, O. Hahtela, A. M. Savin, S. Novikov, N. Lebedeva

THP-27 MICROWIRE-WOUND RESISTORS IN HIGH VALUE RESISTANCE MEASUREMENTS IN VNIIM 643

Yu Semenov, I. Samodurov

THP-28 MEASUREMENT OF RESISTANCE RATIOS WITH DIGITAL VOLTMETER AND DAQ CARD -A

COMPARISON 645

Roman Malaric, Hrvoje HegeduS, Igor Siatnbuk, Petar Mostarac

THP-29 COMPARISON OF FREQUENCY DEPENDENCES OF RESISTANCE STANDARDS MADE FROM

SURFACE MOUNT RESISTORS 647

J. Bohacek, J. Horska, R. Sedlacek

THP-30 STUDY ON A PASSIVE RESISTIVE FAN ATTENTUATION NETWORK 649

Liu Na, He Xiaobing, Wang Dahta

THP-31 DESIGN OF A PD MEASURING INSTRUMENT BASED ON DIGITAL OSCILLOSCOPE 651

Y.Hu

THP-32 UNCERTAINTY ESTIMATE OF A SPLIT-CORE ROGOWSKI COIL FOR HIGH AC CURRENT 653

E.-P. Suomalainen, J. Hdlhtrom

THP-33 DEVELOPMENT OF A RC MEDIUM VOLTAGE DIVIDER FOR ON-SITE USE 655

G. Crotii, D. Giordano, A. Sardi

THP-34 PHASE DISPLACEMENT CORRECTION OF REFERENCE CHANNEL IN DIGITAL BRIDGE USED

FOR CALIBATION OF INSTRUMENT TRANSFORMERS WITH DIGITAL OUTPUT 657

J. I. Juvik

THP-35 SETTING-UP OF A CHARACTERIZATION SYSTEM FOR DIGITAL PD MEASURING

INSTRUMENTS 659

Y. Hu, M. Chiampi, G. Crotii, A. Sardi

THP-36 STABILITY STUDY OF PRECISION HIGH VOLTAGE RESISTIVE DIVIDER BY AUTOMATION 661

Kanishk Ravat, K. B. Raval, And Kishore Saxena

THP-37 COMPARISON OF AC CURRENT RATIO STANDARDS IN THE RANGE UP TO 4 KA 663

R. Styblikova, K. Draxler, EmilDimitrov, GinkaKutnanova, ErikDierikx

THP-38 EVALUATION OF A MAGNETIC BRIDGE CURRENT SENSOR USING STANDARD SHUNTS 665T. Yamada, S. Kon, T. Tadatsu

THP-39 A HIGH-VOLTAGE REFERENCE TESTBED FOR THE EVALUATION OF HIGH-VOLTAGE

DIVIDERS FOR PULSED APPLICATIONS 667

M. Cerqueira Bastos, M. Hammarquist, A. Bergman

THP-40 METROLOGY FOR HIGH VOLTAGE DIRECT CURRENT 669A. Bergman, U. Pogliano, J. HtiUstrdm, P. Wright, W. Lucas, A. Merev, G. Rietveld, hi. Kurrat, J. Rickmann

THP-41 A MODIFIED TECHNIQUE FOR THE CALIBRATION OF CURRENT-COMPARATOR-BASED

HIGH VOLTAGE CAPACITANCE BRIDGE AND ITS COMPARISON BETWEEN KOREA RESEARCH

INSTITUTE OF STANDARDS AND SCIENCE (KRISS) AND NRC 671

Agah Faisal, Jac Kap Jung, Eddy So

THP-42 A COMPARISON OF SYSTEMS BETWEEN KOREA RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF STANDARDS

AND SCIENCE (KRISS) AND NRC TO EVALUATE PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS OF A 400 KV

CAPACITIVE VOLTAGE DIVIDER 673

Jae Kap Jung, Eddy So, Sang Hwa Lee, DavidBennett

THP-43 THE PTB INSTRUMENT TRANSFORMER BURDEN MEASUREMENT SYSTEM 675

£. Mohns, G. Roelssle, W. G. Kilrten Ihlenfeld

THP-44 CONSTRUCTION AND EVALUATION OF 100 KV DC HIGH VOLTAGE DIVIDER 677D. Pattarakijkul, C. Kurupakorn, A. Charoensook

THP-45 STUDY ON THE CAPACITORS OF REFERENCE PARTIAL DISCHARGE CALIBRJTOR 680

Liu Na, Qian Zheng, Chen Jiawel, Yin Mei

THP-46 NEW REFERENCE MEASUREMENT SYSTEM FOR CALIBRATION OF VLF HIGH VOLTAGE 682

S. Bergman, A. Bergman

THP-47 AC VOLTAGE RATIO UNIT MOBILE SECONDARY STANDARD 684Y. L. Anohin, V. A. Brzhezitsky, V. N. Klkalol, V. V. Kopshyn, M. J, Mukharovsky

THP-48 ESTABLISHMENT OF 40,000 A ROGOWSKI COIL CALIBRATION SYSTEM AND ITS

UNCERTAINTY ANALYSIS 686

Yoon Hyoung Kim, Jae Kap Jung, Jeon Hong Kang, Sang Hwa Lee, Sang OkHan

THP-49 EVALUATION OFCOMMERCIAL CURRENT TRANSFORMER COMPARATOR BY USING

PRECISE STANDARD CAPACITORS AND RESISTORS 688

Yoon Hyoung Kim, JaeKapJung, Sang OkHan

THP-50 DESIGN, REALIZATION AND CHARACTERIZATIONOF A HIGH CURRENT MEASURENENT

SYSTEM WITH ROGOWSKI COIL 690

R. Malych, O. Barczi, P. Vrabcek

THP-51 ESTIMATION FOR DEGRADATION CHARACTERISTICS OF CELLULOSE PAPER USED IN OIL-

FILLED TRANSFORMER AND ANALYSIS FOR CORRELATIONSHIP USING STATISTICAL

TREATMENT 692

Jae Hoon Kim, Dot) KiPark, Sang OkHan

THP-S2 ERROR IN CALORIMETRIC EFFECTIVE EFFICIENCY MEASUREMENTS DUE TO DC LOSSES 694

T. P. Crowley, B. F. Riddle

THP-53 A NEW INDIRECT CALIBRATION METHOD FOR EQUIVALENT SOURCE MISMATCH OF A

POWER SPLITTER USING MEASUREMENT AT ONLY ONE-PORT 696K. Suzuki

THP-54 NON-LINEAR MODELING OF RF THERMISTOR, APPLICATION TO BOLOMETER MOUNTCALIBRATION 698

A. Kazemipour, F. Ziade, D. Altai, E. Bergeaull, A. Litwin

THP-S5 NATIONAL METROLOGY STANDARDS FOR SCATTERING PARAMETER CALIBRATION AT

RADIO FREQUENCY 700Masahiro Horibe, Masaaki Shida, Koji Komiyama

THP-56 DIRECT EFFECTIVE EFFICIENCY MEASUREMENT FOR THERMOELECTRIC POWER

SENSORS WITH TRUE-TWIN MICROCALORIMETER BY A SWITCHING METHOD 702E. Vremera, L. Brunetli

THP-57 MEASUREMENT OF ELECTRICALLY SHORT MONOPOLE ANTENNA BY THREE-ANTENNA

METHOD 704Masanori Ishii, Yozo Shimada

THP-S8 ANALYSIS METHODS OF COAXIAL MICROCALORIMETERDATA 706L. Brunetli, L. Oberto, M. Sellone. E. Vremera

THP-S9 PRACTICAL LINEARITY EVALUATION OF VECTOR NETWORK ANALYZER AT RF 708M. Sanoh, K. Suzuki

THP-60 WIDEBAND TEM PARALLEL-PLATE CELL FOR SAR-PROBE CALIBRATION 710

A. Kazemipour, D. Altai, A. Litwin, M. Bourghes

THP-62 AN X-BAND MMIC SIX-PORT CORRELATOR BASED VECTOR NETWORK ANALYZER 714

T. Yakabe, K. Hirose, H. Matsuura, K, Fujii, F. Xiao

THP-63 BILATERAL COMPARISON OF 1.85 MM COAXIAL AIR LINE DIMENSIONAL AND

CHARACTERISTIC IMPEDANCE MEASUREMENTS BETWEEN NPL AND NMIJ 716Masahiro Horibe, Nick Ridler

THP-64 METROLOGY OF VECTOR MODULATION ERROR: PROBLEMS AND SOLUTION 718

RuiZhang, Feng Zhou, Long-Qing Guo, Nan Wang

THP-65 MEASURING AND CERTIFYING PHASE NOISE PERFORMANCE OF A LOW-NOISE RF SOURCE 720

Paul C. A. Roberts

THP-66 PRECISE PERMITTIVITY AND PERMEABILITY MEASUREMENT OF ABSORBERS OVER

BROADBAND MICROWAVE FREQUENCY RANGE 722

Anjali Sharma. NahidRahman, MohammedAfsar

THP-68 DIGITAL OSCILLOSCOPE CALIBRATION USING ASYNCHRONOUSLY SAMPLED SIGNAL

ESTIMATION 726

Rado Lapuh, Matjaz Lindic, BoStjan Voljc, Borut Pinter, Zoran Svetik

THP-69 DESIGN AND CHARACTERIZATION OF SRD-BASED COMB GENERATOR 728Maoliu Lin, Yichi Zhang, Zhe Zhang

THP-70 STUDY ON THE APPLICATION OF WIRE MESH GROUND PLANE TO AN OPEN-FIELDANTENNA TEST SITE 730

IgnatiusAgung Wibowo, MohammadZarar Bin MohamadJenu, AlirezaKazemipour, Hafizah Bind Zainoo Abidirt, Ahmad Fathi

Bin Abdul Rahim

THP-71 RF PEAK POWER CALIBRATION OF MODUALTED SIGNALS 732

Joo-Gwang Lee, Jeong-Hwan Kim, Tae-Weon Kang. Sung-Ho Won

THP-72 ABSOLUTE MEASUREMENT OF MICROWAVE POWER BASED ON THE ATOMIC RABI

FREQUENCY 734M. Kinoshita, K. Shimaoka, K. Komiyama

THP-73 BILATERAL COMPARISON BETWEEN NMC AND INRIM ON MICROWAVE POWER SENSORUSING TYPE N AND 3.5 MM CONNECTORS 736

Y. Shan, S. W. Chua, L. Brubelti, L. Oberto, M. Sellone

THP-74 DEVELOPMENT OF A 50 GHZ COAXIAL DIRECT COMPARISON TRANSFER MICROWAVE

POWER SENSOR CALIBRATION SYSTEM AT NMC 738Y. Shan, S. W. Chua, Y. K. Yan

THP-75 BRIDGING RF-VOLTAGE TO COAXIAL POWER STANDARD IN THE 100 MHZ RANGE 740I. Brunetli, M. Bussa, L. Oberto, M, Sellone

THP-76 REALIZATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A WAVEGUIDE CALORIMETER FOR THE 5 TO

8.5 GHZ FREQUENCY RANGE 742Alain Michaud, Chartlal Pevost, David C. Paulusse

THP-77 EVALUATION OF A CRYOGENIC COAXIAL NOISE SOURCE BASED ON THE CALIBRATIONMETHOD BY SINGLE AUXILIARY TRANSMISSION LINE 743

H. [Ida, Y. Shimada, K, Komiyama

THP-78 DETERMINING NOISE TEMPERATURE OF A NOISE SOURCE USING CALIBRATED NOISE

SOURCES AND AN RF ATTENUATOR 745

Tae-Weon Kang, Jeong-Hwan Kim, Joo-Gwang Lee, Jeong-IU Park, Dae-Chan Kim

THP-79 MEASURE OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD OF MOBILE PHONE MICROWAVES BY MEANS OF

NARDA SRM 3000 747

E. Calabro, S. MagciziiTHP-80 PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE IN CALIBRATION OF ESD GENERATORS 749

M. Borsero, A. Morando, A. Sardi, G. Vizio

FRA1-1 SAW-INDUCED CURRENT THROUGH CNT IN COULOMB BLOCKADE REGIME 751

B. Kim, J.-J. Kim, M. Seo, Y. Chung, S. Kim, B-C. Woo, J. Kim, N. Kim

FRA1-2 CALIBRATIONS OF CURRENT-TO-VOLTAGE TRANSIMPEDANCE AMPLIFIERS USING

ELECTRICAL STANDARDS 753Howard W. Yoon, George P. Eppeldauer, Dean G. Jarrett. Thomas C. Larason, Wan-Seop Kim

FRA1-3 OPERATION OF A SILICON CMOS ELECTRON PUMP 755

M. Pierre, B. Roche. X. Jehl, R. Wacqiwz. M. Scmquer, M. Vinet, N. Felrin. L. Devoille

FRAI-4 VIBRATING REED ELECTROMETER WITH SUB-AA CURRENT RESOLUTION 757

Gen Rieiveid

FRB1-1 ULTRA-LOW NOISE CHOPPER AMPLIFIER WITH LOW INPUT CHARGE INJECTION 759D. Drung. J.-H. Slonn

FRB1-2 NEW CRYOGENIC CURRENT COMPARATOR-BASED RESISTANCE COMPARISON BRIDGE AT

LNE 761

L. Soukiassiaii, G. Spengler. D. Laprat, F. Schopfer, W. Poirier

FRB1-3 INTEGRATED CRIOGEN1C CURRENT COMPARATOR BASED ON SUPERCONDUCTOR LSI

TECHNOLOGY 763C. Urano, M. Maniyama, T. Oe, M. Maezawa, T. Yamada, M. Hidaka, T. Saloh, S. Nagasawa, K. Hinode, S. Klryii. N. Kaneko

FRB1-4 FABRICATION OF GAAS/ALGAAS BASED QUANTUM RESISTANCE STANDARDS 765A,-I. Control, A. Cavanna, D. Madly, F. Schopfer, W. Poirier

FRCI-1 A MULTI-STEP APPROACH FOR ACCURATE PERMITTIVITY MEASUREMENTS OF LIQUIDSUSING A TRANSMISSION LINE METHOD 767

D. Zhao. G. Rieiveid, G. M. Teunis.se

FRC1-2 POWER SENSOR LINEARITY CALIBRATION WITH AN UNKNOWN ATTENUATOR 769K. Yhland, J. Slenarson, C. Wingqvist

FRC1-3 ANTENNA GAIN CALIBRATION USING TIME-DOMAIN GATING IN EXTRAPOLATION RANGE

FOR V-BAND PYRAMIDAL HORN ANTENNAS 771Michitaka Ameya, Masanobu Hirose, Saloni Kurokawa

FRC1-4 DESIGN AND MEASUREMENT OF A WR-28 CALORIMETER 773Xiaohai Cui, Ximneng Liu, Yang Li, Htti Xu, Haixia Xing

FRC1-5 MEASUREMENT OF ANTENNA S-PARAMETERS AND ITS APPLICATION TO THE ANALYSIS

OF RESONANCE LOOP SYSTEM FOR THE ICRF HEATING OF FUSION PLASMAS 775

S. H. Kim. S. J. Wang, J. G. Kwak

Author Index