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A capacitive differential pressure gauge for use at temperatures below 4 K
is described. Fluid is admitted to two sample chambers with flexible walls
to which a sensing capacitor is mechanically connected. Differential pressu
res between the chambers flex these walls and change the capacitance of the
gauge. Because the capacitor is located outside these chambers, the gauge
is insensitive to the dielectric variations of the fluid. Typical different
ial pressures of 10(5) Pa were measured with a common mode rejection ratio
in excess of 50. (C) 1999 American Institute of Physics. [S0034-6748(99)006
04-8].