Metrologia · 2014 · 92 citations · 22 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsParticle PhysicsSpectroscopyUncertainty QuantificationMass MeasurementMeasurement In ScienceMeasurement UncertaintyMass Measurement UncertaintyPlanck Scale PhysicsPlanck UnitsPlanck's LawPlanck’s LawSystematic Uncertainties
We have measured Planck's constant and have obtained a value of 6.626 070 34(12) × 10-34 J s. To our knowledge this measurement of h has the lowest uncertainty reported to date. This result has been obtained from measurements of four masses of different material and nominal values varying from 1 kg to 250 g. The experimental procedures and the measurement uncertainties are described in detail.
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