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Post by karimadel on Mar 23, 2021 12:25:24 GMT -5
Hello, I have recently purchased a vpf-100 cryostat, which works with LN2. To check that my experiment works properly, I have tried to calibrate the temperature on the substrate using a pt100 sensor and compare it to the reading of the silicon diode sensor at the top of the sample holder. As shown in the figure, I observe a large deviation in the reading of both sensors. At the beginning, I doubted the anchoring of the pt100 sensor, especially when you observe at around 200K, the reading increases instead of decreases !! However, I started measuring my diode samples, which should show a very systematic increase in voltage while cooling down. Surprisingly, I found that at around 200K, the voltage decreased with decreasing temperature. Therefore, I concluded that it is the thermal anchoring of the sample which has a problem. I use Apiezon N grease for both the substrate and the sensor. For completeness, I am using a custom made copper holder, which has a hole in the middle similar to the optical sample holder of Janis. I used 4 point measurement for the pt100 sensor. The substrate material is glass. Any suggestions or ideas are welcome ! Thanks in advance
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Post by Lake Shore Jeff M on Mar 23, 2021 13:05:18 GMT -5
The email you sent to Lake shore support has been forwarded to the Janis Technical team and someone will be assigned to respond to your email. If you do not hear from someone by Thursday afternoon, please send another email to support@lakeshore.com and we will get in touch with the Janis service team.
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