Abstract
An attempt is made to explain on a simple basis how a low-temperature detector works. The different physical processes involved in the production, thermalization and interaction of phonons with electrons, which finally provide the measured electrical signal will be reviewed to give what is needed to determine the basic properties of a low-temperature detector. Spurious signals coming from microphonic noise will be evoked.
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