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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Magnetic Research System
MagRS
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The MagRS base system comes with a 4 or 7 in magnet, with additional options to customize the system for your experimental needs. Choose to add VSM capability, temperature option accessories, or optical access. MagRS comes standard with ExactGAP magnet pole gap indexing and GlideLOCK precision sample positioning.
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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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Material Characterization Products
MeasureReady®
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Unique real-time sampling architecture for synchronous sourcing and measuring.
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Helmholtz Coils (Field Standards)
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Lake Shore offers four Helmholtz coils for field standards: 2.5 in, 6 in, and 12 in diameter single axis, and the MX-2X-10 double axis coil. Standard field coil (field generation). Field strengths from ˜12 G to ˜30 G. Field accuracy of 0.5%. Field uniformity of 0.5%*. Single axis configuration with 2.5 in, 6 in, and 12 in diameter coils.
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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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Cryogenic Temperature Modules
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Transmit temperature data over long distances to data acquisition locations in research and industrial settings.
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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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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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Cryogenic Probe Station
FWPX
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Lake Shore’s FWPX probe station is designed for researchers who require large-size wafer probing. The FWPX accommodates wafers up to 102 mm (4 in) in diameter and can be modified to accept up to 152 mm (6 in) wafers. This general-purpose probe station is designed for researchers or engineers conducting material characterization tests over large samples. It is also an effective unit for measuring organic materials.
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Cryogenic Probe Station
CRX-4K
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Designed for versatility and high performance, the CRX-4K is our premium cryogen-free closed-cycle refrigerant probe station. This system is the solution for those looking for the convenience of cryogen-free operation and the exceptional measurement performance of a Lake Shore product.
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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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M81-SSM Synchronous Source Measure System
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The Lake Shore MeasureReady™ M81-SSM (Synchronous Source and Measure) system provides a confident and straightforward approach for advanced measurement applications. The M81-SSM is designed to eliminate the complexity of multiple function-specific instrumentation setups, combining the convenience of DC and AC sourcing with DC and AC measurement, including a lock‑in’s sensitivity and measurement performance.
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Gaussmeters/Teslameters
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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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