The xrayCRYO105 enables all kinds of X-ray measurements.
The xrayCRYO105 is universal helium/nitrogen cryostat for X-ray studies in
temperature region 1.8 - 300 K. The cryostat is designed to work with common
goniometer heads. Using our inserts you can apply mechanical stress or electric
field to the sample during a low temperature experiment. The xrayCRYO105 is a
combi cryostat which uses advantages of bath and continuous flow cryostats.
Cooling agent is placed in a storage reservoir inside of the cryostat body and
is flowing into the sample room through the capillary to cool the sample. The
low cryogen consumption (typically < 0.1 L/h) enables long operation time
more than 20 hours. The temperature control is based both on the heat exchanger
temperature and helium or nitrogen gas flow rate regulation. The helium
xrayCRYO105 can be used as a nitrogen cryostat when the helium reservoir is
filled by liquid nitrogen. Modification xrayCRYO105N2 is the nitrogen cryostat
only.
All cryostats of the xrayCRYO105 family use temperature
regulation system with tSTAT320 controllers.
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Function
The cryostat has the liquid nitrogen and helium reservoirs. The nitrogen
bath cools the outer radiation screen. Liquid cooling agent flows through the
capillary into the sample room and evaporates on the heat exchanger. The helium
(nitrogen) gas temperature is regulated by the electric power of the heat
exchanger. The probe is placed in a gas flow directed upwards. The flow rate of
the cryogen gas is electronically regulated by differential pressure regulator
outside of the cryostat. The combined gas flow and heat exchanger temperature
regulation results in high temperature stability of the sample and in a low
cryogen consumption. The temperatures below 4.2 K to 1.8 K can be reached by
helium gas pumping. Samples are top loading by the use of sample
holders.
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Basic parameters and modifications of xrayCRYO105 cryostats
Modification
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xrayCRYO105-40
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xrayCRYO105-50
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Sample space,
mm
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40
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50
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He-reservoir,
L
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2.2
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3.5
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N-reservoir,
L
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2,5
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4
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Windows height above the
cryostat bottom, mm
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65
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70
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Sample-to-windows
aperture, degrees
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horizontal
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360
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360
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vertical
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50
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80
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Windows
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Beryllium
cylinder
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Beryllium
cylinder
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Length of cryostat tail,
mm
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140
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140
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Diameter of the cryostat
tail, mm
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65
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65
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Temperature range,
K
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1.8 - 300
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1.8 -
300
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Temperature stability in
the interval 4 - 50 K, K*
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±0.05
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±0.05
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Temperature stability in
the interval 50 - 300 K, K
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±0.1
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±0.1
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Cool down time (to 4.2
K), min
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30
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30
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Sample change time,
min
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5
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5
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He consumption at 4.2 K,
L/h
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0.1
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0.12
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He volume to cool the
cryostat down to 4.2 K, L
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1.2
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1.4
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Cryostat weight,
kg
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10
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12
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* - Temperature regulation system tSTAT320 is strongly recommended.
Operational scheme of the xrayCRYO105 cryostat
Complete
system
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xrayCRYO105
cryostat.
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Temperature
controller tSTAT320 with Manostat.
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Vacuum isolated
transfer tube.
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Sample
holder.
Optionally
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Optimization of
windows configuration for X-ray experiments.
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Windows
material
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Additional
optical windows above the beryllium windows: maximal aperture of an optical
window is 32°. Clear diameter of an optical window up to 20 mm.
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Height of
windows above the cryostat bottom from 65 to 400 mm.
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Elliptical
cryostat tail for experiments in magnetic field. Minimal distance between magnet
poles is 40mm.
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Additional
equipment
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Sample holder
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Goniometer head on the
sample holder.
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X, Y, Z adjustment unit
of samples ±15mm.
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Sample rotation by 360°
around vertical axis.
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Up to 200 kg mechanical
stress applied at helium temperatures.
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XYZ cryostat support adjustable to the X-Ray
apparatus.
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He-transfer tube
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Tubes connections.
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Sample rod with a
universal flange.
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Measuring heads for
sample holder.
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10-pin electrical
connections on the sample holder.
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Storage He or N2 dewar.
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Dewar transport
platform.
Key
benefits
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Mechanical stress
application.
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Goniometer head inside of
the cryostat.
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Optical access to the
sample.
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