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Quantum Design DynaCool Physical Properties Measurement System (RRID:SCR_028298)Copy Citation Copied
URL: https://qdusa.com/products/dynacool.html
Proper Citation: Quantum Design DynaCool Physical Properties Measurement System (RRID:SCR_028298)
Description: Automated, cryogen-free laboratory instrument used to measure electrical, magnetic, and thermal properties of materials. It controls temperatures from 1.8K to 400K and magnetic fields from 9T to 14T without liquid helium, using a pulse tube cooler.
Synonyms: Quantum Design DynaCool PPMS
Resource Type: instrument resource
Keywords: measure electrical, measure magnetic, measure thermal, properties of materials,
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