Vibration Isolation With High Thermal Conductance For A Cryogen-Free Dilution Refrigerator
REVIEW OF SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS(2019)
Abstract
We present the design and implementation of a mechanical low-pass filter vibration isolation used to reduce the vibrational noise in a cryogen-free dilution refrigerator operated at 10 mK, intended for scanning probe techniques. We discuss the design guidelines necessary to meet the competing requirements of having a low mechanical stiffness in combination with a high thermal conductance. We demonstrate the effectiveness of our approach by measuring the vibrational noise levels of an ultrasoft mechanical resonator positioned above a superconducting quantum interference device. Starting from a cryostat base temperature of 8 mK, the vibration isolation can be cooled to 10.5 mK, with a cooling power of 113 mu W at 100 mK. We use the low vibrations and low temperature to demonstrate an effective cantilever temperature of less than 20 mK. This results in a force sensitivity of less than 500 zN/p root Hz and an integrated frequency noise as low as 0.4 mHz in a 1 Hz measurement bandwidth. (C) 2019 Author(s).
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high thermal conductance,vibration,cryogen-free
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