
doi: 10.1007/bf02398308
Two types of thermal links-wire coupling and Kapitza coupling-for thermal cycling (TC) experiments are studied. Quantitative models describing static and dynamic behaviour of the sample temperature are developed and experimentally tested. There is a wide range of applications for both couplings, the most severe limitations are imposed by nuclear heat capacities. Kapitza coupling is restricted to thin foil samples, but potentially offers the fastest response.
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