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OptistatDry – Cryogen Free Optical Cryostat: How to Run Your First Test

This video will demonstrate the best practices and methods to run your first test. The OptistatDry is specifically designed for low temperature spectroscopy applications www.oxford-instruments.com.

Its unique design makes it the most versatile and flexible optical cryostat on the market. It allows optical spectroscopists to cool their samples to less than 3 Kelvin without the need for liquid cryogens making it a cryogen free (dry) optical cryostat.

This series of ‘how to’ videos shows how easy and simple it is to prepare your OptistatDry for your first experiment. View our other videos:

OptistatDry – cryogen free optical cryostat: How to run your first test

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