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How does a superconducting bolometer differ from a normal bolometer?
How does a superconducting bolometer differ from a normal bolometer?
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Superconducting bolometers use materials that become superconducting at very low temperatures, which allows them to detect radiation with even greater sensitivity due to their very low thermal noise.