Lake Shore Cryotronics, Inc.
Supporting advanced scientific research, Lake Shore is a leading global innovator in measurement and control solutions.
- (614)891-2243
- sales@lakeshore.com
- 550 Tressler Dr
Westerville, OH 43082-7587
United States of America
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Cryogenic Temperature Sensors
Capacitance
CS capacitance sensors are ideally suited for use as cryogenic temperature control sensors in strong magnetic fields because they exhibit virtually no magnetic field dependence. Displacement current is not affected by magnetic fields. Consequently, temperature control fluctuations are kept to a minimum when sweeping magnetic field or when changing field values under constant temperature operation.
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Cryogenic Temperature Monitors
Monitor temperatures from 1.4K to over 800K. Choose from one or eight standard inputs. USB, IEEE-488, and RS-232C interfaces, relays, and analog outputs are available.
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MeasureLINK™ Software
MeasureLINK executes sequences of user-defined experimental steps that can include setting field and temperature levels as well as sourcing and measuring electrical signals. Steps also generate the user interfaces needed to gather inputs before running experiments. You can select steps from MeasureLINK’s editor.
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Cryogenic Temperature Sensors
Germanium
Lake Shore germanium resistance temperature sensors are recognized as “Secondary Standard Thermometers” and have been employed in the measurement of temperature from 0.05 K to 30 K for nearly 40 years. Germanium sensors have a useful temperature range of about two orders of magnitude. The exact range depends upon the doping of the germanium element. Cryogenic temperature sensors with ranges from below 0.05 K to 100 K are available. Between 100 K and 300 K, dR/dT changes sign, and dR/dT above 100 K is very small for all models. Sensor resistance varies from several ohms at its upper useful temperature to several tens of kilohms at its lower temperature.
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Electromagnet Power Supplies
Linear bipolar DC magnet power supplies provide true 4-quadrant output, eliminating the need for external switching or operator intervention to reverse current polarity.
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Cryogen-Free Cryostats
Our cryogen-free cryostats use both 10 K and 4 K cryocoolers, covering a temperature range of 1.5 K to 800 K. Choose from top- or bottom-loading designs suited for an extensive range of applications.
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Cryogenic Temperature Modules
Transmit temperature data over long distances to data acquisition locations in research and industrial settings.
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Cryogenic Temperature Sensors
Thermocouple wire
Thermocouple wire is used in a variety of cryogenic applications, but special techniques must be employed to approach temperature accuracies of 1% of temperature, even without consideration for the effects of high magnetic fields or high radiation fluxes. The problems are further complicated by exposure to variable gradient conditions at cryogenic temperatures.
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Superconducting Magnet Systems
Fully integrated cryogen-free magnet systems. Choose from various options, from standalone to complete turnkey measurement systems. Helium-cooled systems are also available.
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Cryogenic Temperature Sensors
Platinum
PT-100 platinum resistance thermometers (PRTs) serve an important role in both cryogenic research and industrial cryogenics applications.
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Gaussmeters/Teslameters
Measure both DC and AC magnetic fields and control DC fields. Ideal for both industrial and scientific research applications. Handheld and benchtop units.
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Precision I/V Source
MeasureReady™ 155
The MeasureReady™ 155 Precision I/V source combines premium performance with unprecedented simplicity for materials scientists and engineers requiring a precise source of current and voltage. Low RMS noise: from 200 nV (10 mV)/7 pA (1 µA). Bipolar, 4-quadrant power source. DC and AC modes supported up to 100 kHz*. Full scale ranges from 10 mV to 100 V (1 μA to 100 mA). 0.001% programming resolution (from 100 nV/10 pA.
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