In particular the exotic HT superconductors and heavy fermion superconductors (CeCoIn5) where magnetic fields can be used to suppress the superconductivity to reveal the underlying interactions, as well as the study of quadrupolarinduced superconductivity in PrOs4Sb12 which requires fields up to 14T or more. The state of the art for a split pair magnet is 15T, but by reducing the maximum field to 13.5T we have been able to increase the detector viewing angle from ±3° to ±7.5°. For a full table of parameters please see below.
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Parameter:
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Value:
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| Field |
13.5T at 4.2K |
| Cold Bore |
20mm |
| Max Sample size |
18mm (diameter) |
| Cold Split |
20mm |
| Homogeneity |
<0.4% over A 10mm x 10mm cylinder |
| Persistance |
0.01% per hour |
| Current |
153 amps |
