Nanostructures measurement
We have a wide range of low-temperature systems for electrical, magnetic and optical measurements of nanostructures. These systems are supplied with liquid helium by Low Temperature Services.
Low Temperature Services
Consisting of a network of recovery pipes, collection bag, compressors, high pressure storage cylinders and a helium purifier liquefier to re-liquefy the boil off helium.
Contact: Adam Woodgate, Special Services Technician
Liquid gas storageOn site bulk storage for 3000L liquid nitrogen and 2000L liquid helium in liquid form. |
Linde TCF20 Helium Purifier LiquefierCapable of producing up to 50,000 litres of liquid helium per year. |
Measurement systems
Some of our measurement systems are listed below.
Contact: for further information please contact Professor Saverio Russo.
Oxford Instruments Kelvinox 400Dilution refrigerator (0.03-0.8 K) with 17.5 Tesla magnet and sample rotator housed in a Lindgren-Rayproof screen room. |
Oxford Instruments Heliox-TLTop-loading Helium-3 sorption pumped cryostat (0.25-100 K) with 15.5 Tesla magnet and several sample probes including rotator. |
Oxford Instruments Heliox-VLTransport Dewar-based Helium-3 system (0.25-100 K) with 2 Tesla magnet. |
Oxford Instruments Heliox AC-VPulse-tube cooled Helium-3 system (0.25-300 K) with 1 Tesla room temperature split-coil magnet on rotatable base. |
Oxford Instruments Spectromag-PTPulse-tube cooled Helium-4 system (1.5-300 K) with 7 Tesla Helmholtz coil magnet, full optical access and rotatable probe. |