Superconducting magnet system with pulse tube cooler
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Sep 15, 2005
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Mar 8, 2005
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Mar 13, 2004
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A superconducting magnet system with an operating temperature T.sub.1<3K which is disposed in a first helium tank (4) of a cryostat (1), wherein a second helium tank (2) is provided which is connected to the first helium tank (4) and contains liquid helium at an operating temperature T.sub.2>3K, wherein a cooling means is provided in the first helium tank (4) which generates an operating temperature T.sub.1<3K in that first helium tank (4) is characterized in that the cooling means is the cold end (19) of a pulse tube cooler (11) whose warm end (10) is disposed outside of the cryostat (1). The inventive magnet system minimizes the helium consumption thereby providing continuous measuring operation.
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