A: Z-AXIS PROBE WITH COARSE ROTATION

The top loading probe inserts into the system via a flange with a sliding seal. This locates the sample at the field centre. The probe is fitted with radiation baffles to minimise the radiative heat loads to the sample region. A thin wall stainless stell tube is used to minimise conduction.

The sample rod is typically terminated in a copper sample holder with a fire rod heater and sensor. At the top of the sample rod is a housing that is used to supply access to the sample region from room temperature.

This type of sample rod typically allows cooling of the sample in exchange gas but can also be customised to keep the sample in vacuum. High temperature probes are available upon request with temperatures up to 800K. 

ICEoxford wiring allows a customised range of DC or COAX wires, typically with Fischer or SMA connectors but many wiring and connector options are available. 

FEATURES

• Operating temperature <0.3K to 420K
• Compatible with Helium 3 and dilution insert systems
• Typical cool down time <180 minutes (<45 minutes with Dual-Cool upgrade)
• Sample space diameter and length can  be customised to meet your requirements 

 

SAMPLE SPACE MOTION

Height range ±32mm motion with position accuracy of 0.5mm

360° about z-axis (Ø) with position accuracy of 1°

Manually adjusting sample space motion by physically relocating the sample rod up/down

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