With an extensive range of field-proven applications and a
worldwide installation base, Janis Research SuperTrans
represent the state-of-the-art in continuous flow cryostat
design. Utilizing liquid helium (LHe) or liquid nitrogen
(LN,), these systems provide fast (15 minutes or less to 4.2 K
with LHe) cooldown, a 1.4-325 K total operating range and
precise temperature control capability in an
economical and easy-to-use package.
All systems consist of a cold finger, radiation shield, sample
holder, lightweight aluminum vacuum shroud, electrical
feedthrough ports and a high efficiency flexible six foot
cryogen transfer line. SuperTrans can be operated in any
orientation with only minor variations in efficiencies.
Temperatures of the sample is varied by means of a bifilarly
wound heater attached to the cold finger. The sample mount
and all standard Janis sample holders have provisions for
thermometry which, in conjunction with an optional
temperature controller, allow precise control over
sample temperature.
Standard systems produce sample temperatures of
77-325 K (LN2) and 4.2-325 K (LHe). Continuous operation
at temperatures below 4.2 K is readily achieved by reducing
the pressure at the venting port of the system. Temperatures
as low as 1.4 K can typically be maintained for approximately
seven minutes without external heat load by pumping
on the LHe inventory of the cold finger. Optional high
power heaters provide sample temperatures to 700 K on
special order.
A high efficiency superinsulated, vacuum- jacketed transfer
line, equipped with evacuation and safety pressure relief
valves, connects the cryostat head to a storage dewar. The
0.50 inch diameter storage dewar leg fits most commercially
available storage dewars. All Janis Research systems are
fully integrated and liquid helium tested at our Wilmington, Massachusetts facility prior to shipment.