Jandel High Vacuum four point probe
Brand: Jandel Engineering | Category: Nanotechnology
This version of the cylindrical probe is prepared for vacuum service. It is unanodised, blind holes are removed where possible, connections are crimped rather than soldered and a ruby ball is used for the insulation pad.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specification | Used successfully at ultra high vacuum, 10-10 mbar |
| Specification | Unanodised body with blind holes removed where possible |
| Specification | High vacuum wire with crimped rather than soldered connections |
| Specification | Ruby ball used for the insulation pad |
| Specification | Upper and lower jewelled needle guides |
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