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1 Magnetic measurements (Pt. II) Ruslan Prozorov October 2018 Physics 590B
2 October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 2
3 October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 3
4 The Josephson effect October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 4
5 Who was the first to observe JE? What is Brian Josephson doing now? University of Cambridge, UK Cavendish Laboratory Theory Condensed Matter Group Director of the Mind-Matter Unification Project October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 5
6 Josephson junction October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 6
7 October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 7
8 October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 8
9 Superconducting QUantum Interference Device (SQUID) flux-voltage convertors DC SQUID AC (RF) SQUID October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 9
10 A DC SQUID October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 10
11 October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 11
12 October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 12
13 DC SQUID October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 13
14 DC SQUID circuitry October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 14
15 October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 15
16 rf-squid one junction October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 16
17 Zimerman rf SQUID October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 17
18 rf-squid October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 18
19 October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 19
20 rf-squid October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 20
21 rf (10-20 MHz) current source rf-amp flux transformer resonant tank circuit October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 21
22 gradiometers October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 22
23 Zimmerman rf SQUID October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 23
24 October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 24
25 October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 25
26 combinations October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 26
27 Biomedical application October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 27
28 practical implementation: low-tc SQUID October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 28
29 actual devices October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 29
30 theoretical high-tc SQUID October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 30
31 October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 31
32 Quantum Design MPMS not a QD SQUID October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 32
33 MPMS longitudinal and transverse coil sets October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 33
34 MPMS: longitudinal coil set October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 34
35 transverse coil set October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 35
36 October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 36
37 transverse component October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 37
38 gradiometer measurements October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 38
39 how does MPMS measure magnetic moment? October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 39
40 regression October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 40
41 October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 41
42 basic principles October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 42
43 October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 43
44 October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 44
45 October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 45
46 October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 46
47 October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 47
48 measuring large moments October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 48
49 October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 49
50 October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 50
51 background subtraction October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 51
52 Practical MPMS - background October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 52
53 background is displaced from the signal by 1 mm October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 53
54 magnetic field variation October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 54
55 Remanent (remnant) field October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 55
56 October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 56
57 October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 57
58 October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 58
59 October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 59
60 October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 60
61 field non-uniformity and superconductors October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 61
62 another example & literature will be available for download October 2018 Basics of Magnetic Measurements. Part II. Prof. Ruslan Prozorov 62
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