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Zero Point Cryogenics has re-engineered its Model I dilution refrigerator to support larger 250 mm samples and up to 20 coax lines, directly addressing the scaling needs of complex quantum control architectures. These architectural improvements facilitate faster cooldowns and simplified workflow, allowing researchers to focus on qubit development rather than cryogenic maintenance.
Zero Point Cryogenics Expands Model I Sample Space
Zero Point Cryogenics has completed a re-design of its Model I Dilution Refrigerator, 500 mK Phase Separation Refrigerator (PSR), 0.9 K, or 1.4 K system, significantly improving the system’s capacity for advancing quantum technologies. The re-designed Model I now features a sample diameter of 250 mm, an increase from the original 150 mm, and accommodates up to 20 SMA coax lines.
Zero Point Cryogenics has redesigned its Model I dilution refrigerator, significantly expanding the scale of experiments possible within its compact footprint. The updated system now accommodates samples up to 250 mm in diameter, a substantial increase from the original 150 mm, and supports up to 20 SMA coax lines alongside hundreds of DC lines. This increased capacity addresses the…
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