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Janis
introduces its new
3He-4He dilution refrigerator
Model
JDR-100
March 2003
Janis Research introduces its newly designed Dilution
Refrigerator. The Model JDR-100 (pictured left) was completely
manufactured "in-house" at the Wilmington, Massachusetts
facility. Janis is pleased with the impressive test results, and the performance highlights are listed below. Charts with
the performance of the typical cooling kinetics and
cooling power are also shown
below.
Model JDR-100 performance:
- Guaranteed base temperature<=15
mK using only a hermetically sealed mechanical pump. (The expected
base temperature is 10 mK.)
- Guaranteed cooling power Q• = 100µW
at 100 mK. (The expected cooling power at 100 mK is 150µW-180µW.)
- The laboratory temperature scale is
maintained by a CMN (Cerium-Magnesium Nitrate) magnetic susceptibility
thermometer, calibrated against superconducting transitions of Cd, AuIn2,
AuAl2, Ir and Be.
- Janis model
MCRT-47 Matsushita resistance thermometers (with room temperature
resistance of 47 Ohms) have been calibrated down to 30
mK utilizing the above referenced temperature scale.
- Calibration and re-calibration of
resistance thermometers is now available using CMN thermometry and
superconducting fixed points. (Please contact
Janis for pricing.)
If you would like more information about the model JDR-100 dilution
refrigerator, please contact Janis.
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