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CFMS-PPMS

  • Name: CFMS-PPMS
  • Make : Cryogenic Limited
  • Model: 5424
  • Available modes: VSM and Resistivity

1. VSM Mode

  • Magnet able to operate in swept or persistent mode
  • Automated gas handling system and calibration procedure
  • Pick-up coils located close to the samples for highest sensitivity
  • Vibrator fitted with moving coil motion detector for amplitude control
  • Rigid and thermally stable carbon fibre sample rod
  • Active vibration compensation of the drive motor

2. Resistivity Mode

  • The Electrical Transport module provides a capability to perform DC resistance measurements in the range from 100 nΩ to 1 GΩ. Cryogenic offers a selection of sample platforms with different numbers of sample connections and suitable for different sample sizes. Probe wiring options include twisted pairs, miniature coaxial cables (for high-frequency measurements) or triaxial lines (for very low current measurements).
  • 1.Resistance & magnetoresistance
  • 2.Current-Voltage (I-V) characteristics
  • 3.Critical current
Maximum Magnetic field Range ± 7 Tesla
System Refrigeration method Completely cryogen-free
Refrigeration technology Cryocooler (GM or PT)
Central field homogeneity H4E: 0.01 % over 30 × Ø10 mm cylinder at field centre for VSM configurations
Sample Space   Ø30 mm or Ø50 mm depending on final configuration chosen
Sample environment Sample in flowing gas or exchange gas
Temperature range (with continuous gas flow in VTI)     1.6 – 400 K
Temperature control: (with Lake Shore series unit) ±5 mK @ 10 K ±10 mK @100 K ±50 mK @ 300 K
Typical sample cool-down time to 1.6 K 60 minutes
Temperature stabilisation time for a typical 5 K temperature step and ±0.1 K stabilisation. Range: 1 – 70 K 70 – 200 K 200 – 400 K Set time: ~1 minute ~10 minutes ~15 minutes
Typical persistent mode decay rate NbTi coils to 9 T: 30-50 ppm/hr Nb3Sn coils to 18 T: 50-100 ppm/hr
Typical Magnet stability in constant current mode 5 ppm/K