A vibration free closed-cycle 1 K cryostat with a 4 K pulse tube cryocooler

Wang, Chao; Lichtenwalter, Ben

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“…Experimental study of integrating a 4 K liquid cryostat with a JT valve and 1 K pot to build a closed-cycle 1 K refrigeration system has been presented by Wang and Lichtenwalter in Ref. [5].…”

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“…At present, liquid helium fills ∼ 25 % of the closed reservoir and increasing the helium mass would further improve the source temperature stability at the expense of longer cool-down and warm-up times. In principle, one could also pump on this reservoir to cool the source towards 1 K and produce colder, slower molecular beams, but with substantially reduced cooling power [37,38].…”

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Bright, continuous beams of cold free radicals

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We demonstrate a cryogenic buffer gas-cooled molecular beam source capable of producing bright, continuous beams of cold and slow free radicals via laser ablation over durations of up to 60 seconds. The source design uses a closed liquid helium reservoir as a large thermal mass to minimize heating and ensure reproducible beam properties during operation. Under typical conditions, the source produces beams of our test species SrF, containing 5 × 10 12 molecules per steradian per second in the X 2 Σ(v = 0, N = 1) state with a rotational temperature of 1.0(2) K and a forward velocity of 140 m/s. The beam properties are robust and unchanged for multiple cell geometries but depend critically on the helium buffer gas flow rate, which must be ≥ 10 standard cubic centimeters per minute to produce bright, continuous beams of molecules for an ablation repetition rate of 55 Hz.

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Alumina shunt for precooling a cryogen-free 4He or 3He refrigerator

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2016

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A vibration free closed-cycle 1 K cryostat with a 4 K pulse tube cryocooler

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A closed-cycle 1 K refrigeration cryostat

A closed-cycle 1 K refrigeration cryostat

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Alumina shunt for precooling a cryogen-free 4He or 3He refrigerator

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