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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Recirculating Chillers
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Recirculating chillers from Lake Shore offer high performance for improved cooling capacity for your Hall measurement system, VSM, probe station, or electromagnet application.
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Cryogenic Temperature Controllers
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Monitor & amp; control temperatures from 300 K to over 1,500K. Choose from a variety of sensor inputs, sensor excitation ranges, display features, and interfaces.
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CryoComplete
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Everything you need to start making temperature-dependent, low-level electrical measurements
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AC resistance bridges
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Designed for precise, accurate, low noise, low excitation power AC resistance measurements. Measure resistance materials in cryogenic environments.
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Cryogenic Temperature Sensors
HR Series sensors
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The HR Series is a new line of high-reliability cryogenic temperature sensors for mission-critical applications. Starting with our proven temperature sensor technology, we have developed a family of off-the-shelf sensors that have already undergone extreme testing steps to assure you of extra reliability.
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Precision I/V Source
MeasureReady™ 155
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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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Cryogenic Probe Station
TTPX
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The TTPX probe station is an affordable, entry-level probe station capable of making a wide variety of non-destructive, standard electrical device measurements. The compact tabletop design is perfect for academic and laboratory research settings. The TTPX provides efficient cryogenic temperature operation and control with a continuous refrigeration system using either liquid helium or liquid nitrogen.
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Superconducting Magnet Systems
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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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Electromagnets
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The Lake Shore electromagnets (EM-V Series) produce magnetic fields with a variety of indexed air gap and pole cap configurations. The EM-V Series is ideally suited for integration into customer-designed magnetic test platforms for applications including magneto-optical studies, magnetic hysteresis studies, in-line annealing, Hall effect studies, susceptibility measurements, spin magnetic resonance demonstrations, and biological studies.
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Cryogenic Temperature Sensors
Cernox®
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Cernox® thin film resistance cryogenic temperature sensors offer significant advantages over comparable bulk or thick film resistance sensors. The smaller package size of these thin film sensors makes them useful in a broader range of experimental mounting schemes, and they are also available in chip form. They are easily mounted in packages designed for excellent heat transfer, yielding a characteristic thermal response time much faster than possible, with bulk devices requiring strain-free mounting. Additionally, Cernox sensors have been proven very stable over repeated thermal cycling and under extended exposure to ionizing radiation.
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Cryogenic Temperature Sensors
Germanium
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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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Programmable DC Current Source
Model 121
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The Model 121 programmable DC current source is a precision instrument suitable for bench-top use or panel-mounted operation in labs, test facilities, and manufacturing environments. It provides a low-noise, highly stable source of current up to 100 mA, with convenient manual selection through 13 pre-set output levels, each representing a ten-fold change in power when attached to a resistive load. A “user” setting allows the current output to be defined anywhere within the operating range of the unit, from 100 nA to 100 mA.
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Hall (Magnetic) Sensors
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Small, compact axial and transverse Hall generators for measuring flux density. Available for use at cryogenic temperatures.
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Guarded Insert For PPMS®
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The Lake Shore guarded insert can be used alone or with one of our PPMS Hall measurement packages that include the MeasureReady® M91 FastHall controller. Cut your measurement time up to one-half with the M91. Measurements are so fast that time-dependent misalignment errors are eliminated using the patented FastHall™ measurement technique.
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Cryogenic Probe Station
EMPX-HF
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The Lake Shore EMPX-H2 probe station enhances standard probe station capabilities with the addition of a ±0.6 T horizontal field electromagnet. All standard C-V, I-V, microwave, and electro-optical probing, plus in-plane horizontal field electromagnetic measurements can be performed on this versatile station. Researchers can use it for testing magneto-transport parameters. The EMPX‑H2 is Lake Shore’s premier probe station for vector-dependent magneto-transport measurements.
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