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A simple introduction is given to the development of a pulse tube cooler driven by a selfadjusted air-conditioning compressor in our laboratory. Based on our previous work, with input power increased to less than 650 W, the cooling power at 80 K increased from 4 W to 6 W and the lowest temperature slowly dropped from 51 K to 38.4 K. Some results related to stability when operating for a relatively long time are also given. They include the latest three steps of experiments which show that through continuous improvement, our pulse tube refrigeration system has been developed into a very stable system that can operate for a long time. This system will soon be available for practical applications.
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Yang, L., Liang, J., Zhou, Y., Zhang, P., Zhu, W., Cai, J. (2002). Stability Study of Coaxial Pulse Tube Cooler Driven by Air Conditioning Compressor. In: Ross, R.G. (eds) Cryocoolers 10. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/0-306-47090-X_40
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