Model 372 AC Resistance Bridge
Brand: Lake Shore | Category: Nanotechnology
The Model 372 is an AC resistance bridge and cryogenic temperature controller. It measures and controls temperature below 100 mK, reading resistance thermometers with an AC excitation rather than a DC one. It is used on dilution refrigerators and other very low temperature research platforms.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specification | Designed for dilution refrigerators operated below 100 mK |
| Specification | Up to 16 measurement channels with the optional 3726 scanner |
| Specification | PID controllable outputs with up to 10 W of heater power |
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