The following Applicaion Notes describe a variety of helpful hints, novel measurement techniques, known measurement artifacts, software utilities, customization techniques, and measurement theory.
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- "Measurement of Electrical Resistivity Without Contact Using the ACMS (page 2, Quantum States Issue 7)" - qs7
- AC Susceptibility - 1078-201
- Anomalously Low Heat Capacity Below 1K - 1085-151
- Calibration Procedure for the PPMS P500AC Susceptibility and DC Magnetization Option (ACMS) - 1084-302
- Cause and Effects of Common-Mode Leakthrough - 1584-201
- Distorted low-level signal readback of AC signals in the PPMS in the temperature range 25-35 K due to Inconel mitigation of inductive cross talk - AR04
- Helium Cryopumped on Heat Capacity sample causes peak in low temperature Heat capacity - AR02
- Inductive Cross-Talk during Alternating Current Measurements: Guidelines for Sensitive Measurements - 1584-202
- Installing the H-plate magnet power supply - H-plate
- Interfacing Third Party Instruments to the PPMS Software Environment - 1070-202
- Magnetic force bending PPMS Probe causes temperature control problems - AR10
- Magneto-Resistance Calibration Wizard for Cernox Thermometers on the User Bridge - 1078-202
- Non-smooth Specific Heat Between 200 K and 300 K due to Anomalous Specific Heat of Apiezon N-grease - 1085-152
- Oscillations in the PPMS Heat Capacity Measurements with Helium-3 in a Magnetic Field - AR03
- Performing van der Pauw resistivity measurements using the QD PPMS - AR12
- Reducing Time to Calibrate Heat Capacity Pucks by Limiting the Temperature Range - 1085-153
- Scatter in Heat Capacity Data Below 2 K Due to Vibration of Heat Capacity Platform - AR09
- The ACMS Image Effect - 1084-305
- The Heat Capacity of the Addenda is a function of magnetic field below 10 Kelvin - AR01
- Using the ACMS Coil Set with an Anti-Static Shield - 1084-202
- Using the Horizontal Rotator Option in Conjunction with the AC Transport Option - 1070-204
- Using the Tables Utility - 1070-808
