Gj. Hwang et al., ESTABLISHING A JOSEPHSON-ARRAY VOLTAGE STANDARD SYSTEM AT NML, ROC, IEEE transactions on instrumentation and measurement, 42(2), 1993, pp. 227-230
A 1-V Josephson-array voltage standard system has been operational at
the National Measurement Laboratory (NML) of the Center for Measuremen
t Standards (CMS), in the Republic of China (R.O.C.). To help evaluate
its accuracy, we selected two Zener references that had been calibrat
ed by means of this system over a three-month period and hand-carried
them to four other national laboratories around the world for comparis
on purposes. Over a four-week period in November and December, 1991, t
hese two references were measured in turn at PTB (Germany), NPL (U.K.)
, NIST (U.S.A.) and ETL (japan). The results of these international co
mparisons at the 1-V level, using the Zener references as transfer sta
ndards, showed good agreement to about 0.05 ppm between NML (R.O.C.) a
nd the other national laboratories.