Construction and use of a pulsed copper nuclear magnetic resonance thermometer

Aalto, M.I.; Berglund, P.; Collan, H.; Ehnholm, Gösta; Gylling, R.G.; Krusius, M.; Pickett, G. R.

doi:10.1016/0011-2275(72)90083-5

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“…A calibration against a Co6~ hexagonal-single-crystal NO thermometer in the range 12-29 mK indicated that a small temperature gradient existed between the two thermometers when the cobalt crystal was soldered to the end of the copper wires (cf. Aalto et al 76). This difficulty was overcome by attaching the cobalt crystal to the middle rather than the end of the bundle of wires.…”

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Review paper: Recent advances in thermometry below 300 mK

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“…Aalto et al 76 constructed a pulsed copper NMR thermometer that operates at 100 kHz. One-cycle tipping pulses are used following Walstedt et al, but the receiver output is fed into a phasesensitive integrator that can be set to integrate any number of cycles of the FID waveform.…”

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“…8, and additional details regarding a typical pulsed NMR measurement are presented in Ref. [13]. The same coil can be used for tipping and pick-up, as the tipping and measurement are not simultaneous.…”

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Sub-millikelvin station at Synergetic Extreme Condition User Facility

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The Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, is in charge of the construction of the Synergetic Extreme Condition User Facility (SECUF) in Huairou, Beijing. The SECUF is a comprehensive facility focused on providing extreme physical conditions for scientific research, including an ultralow temperature, ultrahigh pressure, ultrahigh magnetic field, and ultrafast laser. The ultralow temperature will be realized by the sub-millikelvin (sub-mK) station, whose main component is an adiabatic nuclear demagnetization refrigerator (ANDR). The refrigerator is designed to have a base temperature below 1 mK and a magnetic field up to 16 T for experiments, as well as a characteristic parameter of B/T 10 4 T/K. In this review, we introduce adiabatic nuclear demagnetization refrigeration, thermometry from 10 mK to sub-mK, the properties and parameters of the ANDR of the SECUF, and related prospective research topics.

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