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Benzinger then built a larger version of the microcalorimeter, the human calorimeter, which measures the amount of heat radiating from a person.
Dispersive optics for the spectrometer were developed, as well as a microcalorimeter-array detector providing energy resolution per pixel of about 5eV.
A few years earlier, working in the field of chemical thermodynamics, Benzinger developed the microcalorimeter, a device that measures small amounts of heat given off in a chemical reaction.
Hitomi, formerly known as Astro-H, was a Japanese satellite which attempted to re-fly the microcalorimeter that failed on the Suzaku mission, along with hard-X-ray and soft-gamma instruments.