Abstract
Continuous modulation of the temperature of a fraction of a sputtered NbTi thin film has been performed around its critical temperature at frequencies up to 900 kHz using a pigtailed laser diode to provide the optical power. The high frequency chopping was achieved on a low thermal conductivity substrate. Possible applications of this type of switching in the areas of sensitive electronic and magnetic measurements are discussed.
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