Recent Advances in Tabletop Kibble Balance -- KBmini

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Autori principali: Li, Nanjia, Liu, Weibo, Ma, Kang, Qupasie, Elsayed E. E., Zhao, Wei, Huang, Songling, Li, Shisong
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Pubblicazione: 2026
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author Li, Nanjia
Liu, Weibo
Ma, Kang
Qupasie, Elsayed E. E.
Zhao, Wei
Huang, Songling
Li, Shisong
author_facet Li, Nanjia
Liu, Weibo
Ma, Kang
Qupasie, Elsayed E. E.
Zhao, Wei
Huang, Songling
Li, Shisong
contents This paper presents recent advances in the KBmini Kibble balance, a tabletop system for E2-accuracy mass calibration up to 1 kg. The $Bl(z)$ profile is characterized by manually setting the magnet at different vertical positions, and the extremum point is selected as the weighing position. The spring constant of the weighing cell around this point is measured. With a new coil of a larger number of turns and a multi-harmonic excitation technique, a near-constant velocity profile over a moving range of 180 $μ$m, producing an induced-voltage flat-top region exceeding 1 V, is achieved. These results establish a foundation for subsequent mass calibration experiments.
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spellingShingle Recent Advances in Tabletop Kibble Balance -- KBmini
Li, Nanjia
Liu, Weibo
Ma, Kang
Qupasie, Elsayed E. E.
Zhao, Wei
Huang, Songling
Li, Shisong
Instrumentation and Detectors
This paper presents recent advances in the KBmini Kibble balance, a tabletop system for E2-accuracy mass calibration up to 1 kg. The $Bl(z)$ profile is characterized by manually setting the magnet at different vertical positions, and the extremum point is selected as the weighing position. The spring constant of the weighing cell around this point is measured. With a new coil of a larger number of turns and a multi-harmonic excitation technique, a near-constant velocity profile over a moving range of 180 $μ$m, producing an induced-voltage flat-top region exceeding 1 V, is achieved. These results establish a foundation for subsequent mass calibration experiments.
title Recent Advances in Tabletop Kibble Balance -- KBmini
topic Instrumentation and Detectors
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.04090