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Ultra High Vacuum (UHV) Compatible Superconducting Magnet Systems
Overview
Special superconducting magnet systems for UHV compatible superconducting (scanning probe microscopy and other experiments) are available with a variety of magnetic fields.
Standard Configuration
Special systems for UHV compatible (scanning probe microscopy and other experiments) are available with a variety of magnetic fields. These magnets can be either straight solenoids, split pair magnets with horizontal and vertical access, or double and triple magnets for operation with vertical or horizontal fields, or combined vector fields. These systems are supplied with He-4 or He-3 cryostats and are also available with dilution refrigerators for operation below He-3 temperatures. The sample may be introduced through the top or the bottom of the cryostat or through a horizontal bore of a split pair magnet. Many systems incorporate translation and rotation stages for sample loading, without warming up the magnet cryostat. Please feel free to contact Janis to discuss you requirement.
Other Configurations
Scanning Probe Microscope System
Model HE-3-TLSUHV-SPM top loading, sample in Ultra High Vacuum (UHV) for Scanning Probe Microscopy
Model 85/8-KG-HE-3-BLSUHV-STM Ultra High Vacuum (UHV) Compatible Long Hold Time Superconducting Magnet System
Janis is pleased to offer a UHV compatible long hold time He-3 superconducting magnet system. It offers a hold time in excess of three days, at a temperature of less than 0.3 K, with no active pumping on the 1 K pot. The cryostat includes two magnets with a guaranteed 8.5 T vertical field and a 0.8 T horizontal field, with persistent current switches on both magnets.
The system also includes a 12" translation stage that allows translation of the sample out of the magnet bore for sample installation and replacement in the cold UHV environment.
Contact Janis today for further information. Ask for our model 85/8KG-UHV-He-3 superconducting magnet system.
Model 7THM-SOM-UHV Superconducting Magnet System
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