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17 Tesla Superconducting Magnet for Optics (SCM3)

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This magnet is dedicated for optics research. SCM3 is a cold bore system capable of measurements from 4 K to 300 K.

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  • Maximum Field: 17 tesla
  • Bore Diameter: 52 mm
  • Homogeneity: 1000 ppm
  • Number of input and output leads possible: 16
  • Frequency: 0-100 kHz
  • Temperature Range: 4 K-300 K
  • Open for users who would pay for magnet time: Yes
  • Ultrafast Magneto-Optics
  • Low-Temperature Condensed Matter NMR
  • SCM 3 Optics

Images

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  •  View of cell 3 (rear). View of cell 3 (rear). View of cell 3 (rear).
  •  Detail of the system. Detail of the system. Detail of the system.
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  •  The 17 tesla optics magnet. The 17 tesla optics magnet. The 17 tesla optics magnet.
  •  Top of the magnet. Top of the magnet. Top of the magnet.
  •  Scientist Jean-Marie Poumirol monitors data on the platform above the magnet. Scientist Jean-Marie Poumirol monitors data on the platform above the magnet. Scientist Jean-Marie Poumirol monitors data on the platform above the magnet.
  •  Detail of the system. Detail of the system. Detail of the system.
  •  Polarizers lined up under the magnet. Polarizers lined up under the magnet. Polarizers lined up under the magnet.
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