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General| Vibration | <10 nm |
|---|---|
| Cooling Power | 250 mW @ 4.2 K |
| Sample Space | Customizable |
| Magnetic Field Compatibility | Compatible with magnetic fields |
| Weight | Varies by model |
| Sample Mounting | Top-loading |
Explains document conventions, abbreviations, safety warnings, and graphical symbols used throughout the manual.
Details general hazards and unsafe practices associated with the product, including lifting, high voltage, and cleaning.
Provides information on warranty, repairs, accessories, replacement parts, and contact details for support.
Overview of the cryostat component, its intended use, components, technical specifications, and safety information.
Overview of the system control unit, including intended use, components, technical specifications, and safety information.
Overview of the vacuum control unit, including intended use, components, technical specifications, and safety information.
Lists all components included in the system packaging, categorized by box for easy identification.
Provides guidelines for the physical placement and arrangement of system components in the lab environment.
Covers unpacking system components, installing the cryostat, and associated safety precautions.
Details connecting system cables and power, and procedures for moving the entire system.
Instructions on how to access the sample chamber, including handling lids, windows, and radiation shields.
Guides for mounting samples and installing thermometers, including grease application and wire management.
Details on handling sample chamber windows, covers, and proper wiring techniques for thermal lagging.
Information on user-specific wiring connections, DC feedthroughs, temperature channels, and wiring schematics for different models.
Explains the touchscreen user interface, navigation, instrument selection, display screens, and remote control options.
Covers system power-up, controlling system temperature, cooling down, warming up, stopping processes, and venting/pulling vacuum.
Outlines recommended procedures for system care, including working in the sample chamber and checks before cooldown.
Details long-term maintenance requirements, specifically the 20,000-hour maintenance for the cryocooler and compressor.
Information on the expected performance metrics of the system, including base temperature and stability.
Guides for diagnosing and resolving common problems like performance degradation, power, communication, and compressor faults.
Basic checks users can perform to diagnose problems, focusing on temperature optimization, vibration mitigation, vacuum, and helium pressure.
Lists associated documentation available for reference, such as terms of sale and warranty agreements.
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