Lake Shore Model 350 Ultra-low Cryogenic Temperature Controller Now Available From Elliot Scientific

Elliot Scientific announces that the new Lake Shore Model 350 Ultra-low Cryogenic Temperature Controller is now shipping to researchers in the UK and Ireland.

Harpenden, Hertfordshire (I-Newswire) June 27, 2012 - Elliot Scientific is pleased to announce that the new Lake Shore Model 350 Temperature Controller is now shipping to scientists involved in cryogenic research in the UK and Ireland. The Model 350 is designed for the demands of pumped He-3 refrigerators, adiabatic demagnetisation refrigerators (ADRs) and a number of other dilution refrigerators, providing excellent measurement performance, superior control accuracy, and convenient operation for a wide range of advanced ultra-low temperature applications.

Patented noise reduction input circuitry is just one reason why this controller works so well for ultra-low temperature (ULT) applications, all the way down to 100 mK. When combined with precision Cernox sensors, this performance-optimised design allows as little as 10 nA of excitation current to be used, minimising self-heating effects, and ensures best possible measurement accuracy throughout the entire temperature range.

The instrument offers extraordinary capability and flexibility, often eliminating the need for additional instrumentation in a refrigeration control system. Its four input channels and four independent control outputs are configurable to support a broad range of I/O requirements, including the heaters and auxiliary devices typical of ULT refrigeration systems, as well as other cryogenic sensor types like ruthenium oxide and platinum RTDs.

For more information about the Lake Shore Model 350 Ultra-low Cryogenic Temperature Controller and its capabilities, please contact our cryogenic sales specialist Dr Ian Perry.


About Lake Shore Cryotronics
Lake Shore Cryotronics, Inc. is an international leader in the design, development and manufacture of cryogenic temperature sensors and instrumentation. Lake Shore's current product portfolio includes sensors for cryogenic temperature and magnetic measurements as well as systems for the magnetic and electronic characterisation of materials. For more information, please visit www.lakeshore.com