https://www.purdue.edu/discoverypark/birck/for-birck-users/covid/index.php

• General Spintronics Lab orientation
• PPMS instrument overview and gallery of data
• PPMS base system description (magnetic field, temperature, sample chamber)
• To request training on either MPMS-3 or PPMS: download this questionnaire , fill it out and email it to ndilley@purdue.edu.

• ETO Training

  • Sample mounting / Setting up measurements

  • Interpreting the data

  • Quantum Design training seminars (longer)

    • Transport part 1: theory of operation
    • Transport part 2: experiment design
    • Transport part 3: interpreting the data

• Use Case Examples (users, please contribute to these!)

  • Si Hall mobility.pdf : example of Hall effect and van der Pauw resistivity measurements to determine mobility of p-type silicon.

  • ETO Training Report_Cadiente.pdf :  using ETO to measure superconducting Tc and Hc2 of Nb metal film.

  • Also: see example sequence folder C:\Qddynacool\Sequence\Example sequences to get you started

• References

  • Video: principles of lock-in amplifiers
  • ETO User's Manual
  • PPMS Rotator User's Manual
  • LakeShore FastHall M91 User's Manual
  • Keithley Low Level Measurements Handbook, 7th Edition

  • van der Pauw paper_1958.pdf

  • The hall effect and its applications_Putley_1975.pdf

• Training

  • Introduction to FMR : Application Note from QD
  • Purdue notes on CryoFMR: important guidelines for using FMR on the DynaCool, please read!

• Use Case Examples (users, please contribute to these!)

  • Setting up FMR on a new material: estimating FMR resonance frequencies based on SQUID data of this sample
  • Datasheet NiFe reference sample 2016-10-26.pdf

• References

  • FMR User's Manual

  • Broadband stripline FMR of FM films etc_Maksymov_2015.pdf
  • Measuring Inverse Spin Hall effect in PPMS 1087-203.pdf
  • Purdue IEEE Seminar, Justin Shaw (NIST) : Broadband FMR spectroscopy for understanding spin-orbit phenomena

• Training

  • Quantum Design training seminars

    • Theory of operation

    • Sample mounting

    • Interpreting the data

  • QD newsletter: How to Get the Most Out of Your Quantum Design VSM

• Use Case Examples (users, please contribute to these!)

  • Also: see example sequence folder C:\Qddynacool\Sequence\Example sequences to get you started

• References

  • VSM User's Manual

• Training

  • Quantum Design training seminars
    • Theory of operation
    • Sample mounting / setting up measurements
    • Interpreting the data 

• Use Case Examples (users, please contribute to these!)

  • Also: see example sequence folder C:\Qddynacool\Sequence\Example sequences to get you started

• References

  • TTO User's Manual

• Training

  • Quantum Design training seminars
    • Theory of operation
    • Sample mounting / setting up measurements
    • Interpreting the data 

• Use Case Examples (users, please contribute to these!)

  • Also: see example sequence folder C:\Qddynacool\Sequence\Example sequences to get you started

• References

  • Heat Capacity User's Manual

• LabVIEW and .NET integration with PPMS
  • LabVIEW example programs for DynaCool integration
• List of electronics on the rolling rack
  • Manuals for SMUs on the rack by DynaCool
• PPMS sample chamber properties
• Multi-function probe (MFP) user diagrams
• Table for proper connections for MFP measurements: MFP sample-to-switchbox wiring.rtf

ETO bug: sequence compile error hangs the sequence

 in rare cases, running an ETO sequence returns an error about illegal variable. This is caused by a problem in the script compiler (every sequence is compiled to a Visual Basic program using the WinWrap Basic compiler upon execution). In MultiVu you need to click Sequence > Advanced > Edit Macro... and will notice that the same variable has been defined twice in the beginning of the script. Simply delete one of these, save the script (in the WinWrap editor that is now open), and run from the WinWrap editor. Please inform the support engineer about the sequence that caused this problem! It will be helpful in debugging.

https://www.purdue.edu/discoverypark/birck/for-birck-users/covid/index.php

• General Spintronics Lab orientation
• PPMS instrument overview and gallery of data
• PPMS base system description (magnetic field, temperature, sample chamber)
• To request training on either MPMS-3 or PPMS: download this questionnaire , fill it out and email it to ndilley@purdue.edu.

• ETO Training

  • Sample mounting / Setting up measurements

  • Interpreting the data

  • Quantum Design training seminars (longer)

    • Transport part 1: theory of operation
    • Transport part 2: experiment design
    • Transport part 3: interpreting the data

• Use Case Examples (users, please contribute to these!)

  • Si Hall mobility.pdf : example of Hall effect and van der Pauw resistivity measurements to determine mobility of p-type silicon.

  • ETO Training Report_Cadiente.pdf :  using ETO to measure superconducting Tc and Hc2 of Nb metal film.

  • Also: see example sequence folder C:\Qddynacool\Sequence\Example sequences to get you started

• References

  • Video: principles of lock-in amplifiers
  • ETO User's Manual
  • PPMS Rotator User's Manual
  • LakeShore FastHall M91 User's Manual
  • Keithley Low Level Measurements Handbook, 7th Edition

  • van der Pauw paper_1958.pdf

  • The hall effect and its applications_Putley_1975.pdf

• Training

  • Introduction to FMR : Application Note from QD
  • Purdue notes on CryoFMR: important guidelines for using FMR on the DynaCool, please read!

• Use Case Examples (users, please contribute to these!)

  • Setting up FMR on a new material: estimating FMR resonance frequencies based on SQUID data of this sample
  • Datasheet NiFe reference sample 2016-10-26.pdf

• References

  • FMR User's Manual

  • Broadband stripline FMR of FM films etc_Maksymov_2015.pdf
  • Measuring Inverse Spin Hall effect in PPMS 1087-203.pdf
  • Purdue IEEE Seminar, Justin Shaw (NIST) : Broadband FMR spectroscopy for understanding spin-orbit phenomena

• Training

  • Quantum Design training seminars

    • Theory of operation

    • Sample mounting

    • Interpreting the data

  • QD newsletter: How to Get the Most Out of Your Quantum Design VSM

• Use Case Examples (users, please contribute to these!)

  • Also: see example sequence folder C:\Qddynacool\Sequence\Example sequences to get you started

• References

  • VSM User's Manual

• Training

  • Quantum Design training seminars
    • Theory of operation
    • Sample mounting / setting up measurements
    • Interpreting the data 

• Use Case Examples (users, please contribute to these!)

  • Also: see example sequence folder C:\Qddynacool\Sequence\Example sequences to get you started

• References

  • TTO User's Manual

• Training

  • Quantum Design training seminars
    • Theory of operation
    • Sample mounting / setting up measurements
    • Interpreting the data 

• Use Case Examples (users, please contribute to these!)

  • Also: see example sequence folder C:\Qddynacool\Sequence\Example sequences to get you started

• References

  • Heat Capacity User's Manual

• LabVIEW and .NET integration with PPMS
  • LabVIEW example programs for DynaCool integration
• List of electronics on the rolling rack
  • Manuals for SMUs on the rack by DynaCool
• PPMS sample chamber properties
• Multi-function probe (MFP) user diagrams
• Table for proper connections for MFP measurements: MFP sample-to-switchbox wiring.rtf

ETO bug: sequence compile error hangs the sequence

 in rare cases, running an ETO sequence returns an error about illegal variable. This is caused by a problem in the script compiler (every sequence is compiled to a Visual Basic program using the WinWrap Basic compiler upon execution). In MultiVu you need to click Sequence > Advanced > Edit Macro... and will notice that the same variable has been defined twice in the beginning of the script. Simply delete one of these, save the script (in the WinWrap editor that is now open), and run from the WinWrap editor. Please inform the support engineer about the sequence that caused this problem! It will be helpful in debugging.

https://www.purdue.edu/discoverypark/birck/for-birck-users/covid/index.php

• General Spintronics Lab orientation
• PPMS instrument overview and gallery of data
• PPMS base system description (magnetic field, temperature, sample chamber)
• To request training on either MPMS-3 or PPMS: download this questionnaire , fill it out and email it to ndilley@purdue.edu.

• ETO Training

  • Sample mounting / Setting up measurements

  • Interpreting the data

  • Quantum Design training seminars (longer)

    • Transport part 1: theory of operation
    • Transport part 2: experiment design
    • Transport part 3: interpreting the data

• Use Case Examples (users, please contribute to these!)

  • Si Hall mobility.pdf : example of Hall effect and van der Pauw resistivity measurements to determine mobility of p-type silicon.

  • ETO Training Report_Cadiente.pdf :  using ETO to measure superconducting Tc and Hc2 of Nb metal film.

  • Also: see example sequence folder C:\Qddynacool\Sequence\Example sequences to get you started

• References

  • Video: principles of lock-in amplifiers
  • ETO User's Manual
  • PPMS Rotator User's Manual
  • LakeShore FastHall M91 User's Manual
  • Keithley Low Level Measurements Handbook, 7th Edition

  • van der Pauw paper_1958.pdf

  • The hall effect and its applications_Putley_1975.pdf

• Training

  • Introduction to FMR : Application Note from QD
  • Purdue notes on CryoFMR: important guidelines for using FMR on the DynaCool, please read!

• Use Case Examples (users, please contribute to these!)

  • Setting up FMR on a new material: estimating FMR resonance frequencies based on SQUID data of this sample
  • Datasheet NiFe reference sample 2016-10-26.pdf

• References

  • FMR User's Manual

  • Broadband stripline FMR of FM films etc_Maksymov_2015.pdf
  • Measuring Inverse Spin Hall effect in PPMS 1087-203.pdf
  • Purdue IEEE Seminar, Justin Shaw (NIST) : Broadband FMR spectroscopy for understanding spin-orbit phenomena

• Training

  • Quantum Design training seminars

    • Theory of operation

    • Sample mounting

    • Interpreting the data

  • QD newsletter: How to Get the Most Out of Your Quantum Design VSM

• Use Case Examples (users, please contribute to these!)

  • Also: see example sequence folder C:\Qddynacool\Sequence\Example sequences to get you started

• References

  • VSM User's Manual

• Training

  • Quantum Design training seminars
    • Theory of operation
    • Sample mounting / setting up measurements
    • Interpreting the data 

• Use Case Examples (users, please contribute to these!)

  • Also: see example sequence folder C:\Qddynacool\Sequence\Example sequences to get you started

• References

  • TTO User's Manual

• Training

  • Quantum Design training seminars
    • Theory of operation
    • Sample mounting / setting up measurements
    • Interpreting the data 

• Use Case Examples (users, please contribute to these!)

  • Also: see example sequence folder C:\Qddynacool\Sequence\Example sequences to get you started

• References

  • Heat Capacity User's Manual

• LabVIEW and .NET integration with PPMS
  • LabVIEW example programs for DynaCool integration
• List of electronics on the rolling rack
  • Manuals for SMUs on the rack by DynaCool
• PPMS sample chamber properties
• Multi-function probe (MFP) user diagrams
• Table for proper connections for MFP measurements: MFP sample-to-switchbox wiring.rtf

ETO bug: sequence compile error hangs the sequence

 in rare cases, running an ETO sequence returns an error about illegal variable. This is caused by a problem in the script compiler (every sequence is compiled to a Visual Basic program using the WinWrap Basic compiler upon execution). In MultiVu you need to click Sequence > Advanced > Edit Macro... and will notice that the same variable has been defined twice in the beginning of the script. Simply delete one of these, save the script (in the WinWrap editor that is now open), and run from the WinWrap editor. Please inform the support engineer about the sequence that caused this problem! It will be helpful in debugging.