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Chip carriers and sockets for low temperature
Thanks for the feedback, 0xDEADBEEF and f95toli. Based on your advice and my own research, this is the solution I'm going with: Ceramic LCC carriers from EverGreen Semiconductor: http://www.evergreensemiconductor.com/ceramic-leadless-chip-carrier.html PLCC sockets by 3M...- hunt137
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Chip carriers and sockets for low temperature
Hi f95toli, thanks for the reply! Good call about the CMR carriers. At this point, I don't think I'll need non-magnetic carriers. I decided to go for a carrier/socket solution because I want to be able to switch in and out samples quickly without disturbing them or having to re-bond them...- hunt137
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Chip carriers and sockets for low temperature
The quest continues. I've been recommended to check out CMR's LCC carriers: http://www.cmr-direct.com/en/sample-mounting/cryogenic-sample-mounting/mpuck-system/mp-llcc20-nm The guy who recommended them says they work well in HV and down to cryo temperatures. However, he recommended against...- hunt137
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Chip carriers and sockets for low temperature
I'm looking for chip carriers and sockets that will work well down to 4 K. Most aren't rated below -70 C, but I know in the past I've seen sets used down to 1.6 K. (Wish I could remember what they were!) Does anyone have specific recommendations? Or general advice, plastic vs ceramic, etc...- hunt137
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