FMR Spectrometers and Wave Guides
Our line of broadband ferromagnetic resonance (FMR) spectrometers offers a simple turn-key solution to the burgeoning field of magnetodynamics research. Broadband FMR spectroscopy allows for measurements continuously spanning several tens of GHz. Measurements over a wide frequency range allow for significant improvements in accurately extracting a variety of material parameters not accessible by static measurement techniques. Broadband FMR is particularly well-suited for studying magnetic thin films, which not only form the backbone of fundamental spintronics and magnonics research but also are constituents of current and future technologies focused on magnetic memories, sensors, logic, and microwave signal processing.
We offer the PhaseFMR product line for broadband analysis at room temperature with dipole electromagnets, as well as the CryoFMR product line covering temperatures down to 4 K. The spectrometers come in several frequency ranges up to 60 GHz.
Our cryogenic instruments come prepared for integration with the Quantum Design PPMS platforms and the MPMS3, or with the Cryostation models from Montana Instruments.
The wide selection of co-planar wave guides vouches for us finding a suitable wave guide for every need. These are also sold separate from the spectrometers.
World-wide distribution of our FMR products is handled by Quantum Design, MicroSense and Montana Instruments.
We offer the PhaseFMR product line for broadband analysis at room temperature with dipole electromagnets, as well as the CryoFMR product line covering temperatures down to 4 K. The spectrometers come in several frequency ranges up to 60 GHz.
Our cryogenic instruments come prepared for integration with the Quantum Design PPMS platforms and the MPMS3, or with the Cryostation models from Montana Instruments.
The wide selection of co-planar wave guides vouches for us finding a suitable wave guide for every need. These are also sold separate from the spectrometers.
World-wide distribution of our FMR products is handled by Quantum Design, MicroSense and Montana Instruments.
