Abstract
The problem of measurement of temperature rises in calorimetric measurements of r f. power is stated, with some of the disadvantages of the existing methods. The early stages of development of a differential thermometer to enable the temperature rise to be measured directly are outlined and a description given of the instrument finally developed, together with a statement of its performance.
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