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sensorTier B

Heater

Controlled resistive heating of a cryostat stage for thermal management and calibration.

What it does

Resistive heater element for controlled temperature increase of a stage. Used during thermal cycling, cooldown management, or active temperature regulation. Powered via DC wiring. Important for faster experimental turnaround and thermometry calibration.

Where it goes

Allowed stages
50K, 4K, Still, CP, MXC, 1K
Preferred stages
4K
Typical line types
dc
  • Heat dissipation must be budgeted carefully, especially at MXC.

Typical specifications

Resistance25 – 500 Ω
Packagechip heater on copper mount
Max power at MXC< 0.5 μW

Ports

  • DC+indc
  • DC−outdc

Physical envelope

16.0 × 4.0 × 10.0 mm

Representative cryogenic resistive heater mount: compact block with a top heater chip and twin leadouts rather than a large cartridge placeholder.

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