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Acquisition of a SQUID Magnetometer

Acquisition of a SQUID Magnetometer
获取 SQUID 磁力计
批准号:
9703732
负责人:
Peter Schiffer
金额:
$8.8万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
1997
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1997-05-15 至 1998-04-30

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中文摘要
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9703732 Schiffer该奖项为位于圣母大学校园内的SQUID磁力计提供部分支持,目前没有类似的设备存在。这种磁力计可以测量样品的磁化强度作为温度和磁场的函数。所提出的仪器是非常敏感的,因此适用于测量散装和薄膜样品。它的操作几乎完全由计算机控制,因此它能够高通量的样品,并且操作成本相当低。圣母大学的几个研究小组和西密歇根大学的一个研究小组将是这种磁力计的主要用户。在每一种情况下,磁强计的测量能力将大大加强目前现有的研究,并使新的实验成为可能。研究领域非常广泛,包括:金属间簇化合物、高温超导、金属卟啉化学、巨磁阻材料、几何挫折磁铁、稀释磁性半导体(包括薄膜和超晶格)。由于上述研究涉及三个不同部门的小组,因此该工具将真正以跨学科的方式使用。圣母院校园的其他几个研究小组也偶尔使用这种磁力计,并将获得使用权。该奖项为位于圣母大学校园内的SQUID磁力计提供部分支持,目前没有类似的设备存在。这种磁力计可以测量样品的磁化强度作为温度和磁场的函数。所提出的仪器是非常敏感的,因此适用于测量散装和薄膜样品。它的操作几乎完全由计算机控制,因此它能够高通量的样品,并且操作成本相当低。圣母大学的几个研究小组和西密歇根大学的一个研究小组将是这种磁力计的主要用户。在每一种情况下,磁强计的测量能力将大大加强目前现有的研究,并使新的实验成为可能。研究领域非常广泛,包括:金属间簇化合物、高温超导、金属卟啉化学、巨磁阻材料、几何挫折磁铁、稀释磁性半导体(包括薄膜和超晶格)。由于上述研究涉及三个不同部门的小组,因此该工具将真正以跨学科的方式使用。圣母院校园的其他几个研究小组也偶尔使用这种磁力计,并将获得使用权。***
英文摘要
9703732 Schiffer This award provides partial support for a SQUID magnetometer to be located on the campus of the University of Notre Dame, where no equivalent device currently exists. Such a magnetometer can measure the magnetization of samples as a function of temperature and magnetic field. The proposed instrument is extremely sensitive and therefore is appropriate for measuring both bulk and thin film samples. Its operation is almost completely computer-controlled, so that it is capable of a high throughput of samples, and the operating costs are rather low. Several research groups at Notre Dame and one at Western Michigan University will be the primary users of this magnetometer. In each case, the measurement capabilities of the magnetometer will greatly enhance currently existing research and make new experiments possible. The research areas are quite diverse, including: Intermetallic cluster compounds, high temperature superconductivity, metalloporphyrim chemistry, colossal magnetoresistance materials, geometrically frustrated magnets, and diluted magnetic semiconductors (including thin films and superlattices). This instrument will truly be used in an interdisciplinary fashion since the above research involves groups in three different departments. Several other research groups on the Notre Dame campus also have occasional use for such a magnetometer and will be given access. %%% This award provides partial support for a SQUID magnetometer to be located on the campus of the University of Notre Dame, where no equivalent device currently exists. Such a magnetometer can measure the magnetization of samples as a function of temperature and magnetic field. The proposed instrument is extremely sensitive and therefore is appropriate for measuring both bulk and thin film samples. Its operation is almost completely computer-controlled, so that it is capable of a high throughput of samples, and the operating costs are rather low. Several research gr oups at Notre Dame and one at Western Michigan University will be the primary users of this magnetometer. In each case, the measurement capabilities of the magnetometer will greatly enhance currently existing research and make new experiments possible. The research areas are quite diverse, including: Intermetallic cluster compounds, high temperature superconductivity, metalloporphyrim chemistry, colossal magnetoresistance materials, geometrically frustrated magnets, and diluted magnetic semiconductors (including thin films and superlattices). This instrument will truly be used in an interdisciplinary fashion since the above research involves groups in three different departments. Several other research groups on the Notre Dame campus also have occasional use for such a magnetometer and will be given access. ***
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