Characterization of two fast-turnaround dry dilution refrigerators for scanning probe microscopy

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Autores principales: Barber, Mark E., Li, Yifan, Gibson, Jared, Yu, Jiachen, Jiang, Zhanzhi, Hu, Yuwen, Ji, Zhurun, Nandi, Nabhanila, Hoke, Jesse C., Horn, Logan Bishop-Van, Arias, Gilbert R., Van Harlingen, Dale J., Moler, Kathryn A., Shen, Zhi-Xun, Kou, Angela, Feldman, Benjamin E.
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author Barber, Mark E.
Li, Yifan
Gibson, Jared
Yu, Jiachen
Jiang, Zhanzhi
Hu, Yuwen
Ji, Zhurun
Nandi, Nabhanila
Hoke, Jesse C.
Horn, Logan Bishop-Van
Arias, Gilbert R.
Van Harlingen, Dale J.
Moler, Kathryn A.
Shen, Zhi-Xun
Kou, Angela
Feldman, Benjamin E.
author_facet Barber, Mark E.
Li, Yifan
Gibson, Jared
Yu, Jiachen
Jiang, Zhanzhi
Hu, Yuwen
Ji, Zhurun
Nandi, Nabhanila
Hoke, Jesse C.
Horn, Logan Bishop-Van
Arias, Gilbert R.
Van Harlingen, Dale J.
Moler, Kathryn A.
Shen, Zhi-Xun
Kou, Angela
Feldman, Benjamin E.
contents Low-temperature scanning probe microscopes (SPMs) are critical for the study of quantum materials and quantum information science. Due to the rising costs of helium, cryogen-free cryostats have become increasingly desirable. However, they typically suffer from comparatively worse vibrations than cryogen-based systems, necessitating the understanding and mitigation of vibrations for SPM applications. Here we demonstrate the construction of two cryogen-free dilution refrigerator SPMs with minimal modifications to the factory default and we systematically characterize their vibrational performance. We measure the absolute vibrations at the microscope stage with geophones, and use both microwave impedance microscopy and a scanning single electron transistor to independently measure tip-sample vibrations. Additionally, we implement customized filtering and thermal anchoring schemes, and characterize the cooling power at the scanning stage and the tip electron temperature. This work serves as a reference to researchers interested in cryogen-free SPMs, as such characterization is not standardized in the literature or available from manufacturers.
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spellingShingle Characterization of two fast-turnaround dry dilution refrigerators for scanning probe microscopy
Barber, Mark E.
Li, Yifan
Gibson, Jared
Yu, Jiachen
Jiang, Zhanzhi
Hu, Yuwen
Ji, Zhurun
Nandi, Nabhanila
Hoke, Jesse C.
Horn, Logan Bishop-Van
Arias, Gilbert R.
Van Harlingen, Dale J.
Moler, Kathryn A.
Shen, Zhi-Xun
Kou, Angela
Feldman, Benjamin E.
Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
Low-temperature scanning probe microscopes (SPMs) are critical for the study of quantum materials and quantum information science. Due to the rising costs of helium, cryogen-free cryostats have become increasingly desirable. However, they typically suffer from comparatively worse vibrations than cryogen-based systems, necessitating the understanding and mitigation of vibrations for SPM applications. Here we demonstrate the construction of two cryogen-free dilution refrigerator SPMs with minimal modifications to the factory default and we systematically characterize their vibrational performance. We measure the absolute vibrations at the microscope stage with geophones, and use both microwave impedance microscopy and a scanning single electron transistor to independently measure tip-sample vibrations. Additionally, we implement customized filtering and thermal anchoring schemes, and characterize the cooling power at the scanning stage and the tip electron temperature. This work serves as a reference to researchers interested in cryogen-free SPMs, as such characterization is not standardized in the literature or available from manufacturers.
title Characterization of two fast-turnaround dry dilution refrigerators for scanning probe microscopy
topic Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.04373