MatMeas CPS7000 Cryogenic Vacuum Probe Station — 1

Overview

MatMeas CPS7000 Cryogenic Vacuum Probe Station – a compact benchtop system designed for precise electrical measurements of bulk, thin film, and multilayer materials. The instrument supports a wide temperature range from -160℃ to 450℃ using liquid nitrogen cooling, with excellent temperature stability (±0.5℃) and programmable ramp rates. Equipped with four micro-manipulated probe arms, it enables accurate contacting for diverse tests including dielectric, ferroelectric, piezoelectric, pyroelectric, and TSDC measurements. The CPS7000 is an essential tool for universities, research institutes, aerospace, and defense labs requiring reliable vacuum and variable-temperature probing.

Specifications

Parameter Value
Sample Size: φ < 40 mm, thickness < 5 mm
Power Supply: 220V ±10%, 50Hz
Measurement Temperature ：-160℃ ~ 450℃
Operating Environment : -10℃ ~ 50℃
Number of Probe Arms: 4
Cooling Method: Liquid Nitrogen
Temperature Control Accuracy ±5°C
Heating Rate Slopes 0 ~ 10℃/min (typical 3℃/min)
Cooling Rate: 1 ~ 10℃/min (programmable)
Optical Viewport: φ55 mm quartz glass
Temperature Control Modes: Heating,constant temperature, Heating/Cooling Cycling
Measurement Modules: Dielectric, Resistance, Pyroelectric, TSDC
Operation Mode: Semi-automatic
Equipment size 435 × 435 × 205 mm (L × W × H)
Weight 32kg
Warranty 1 Year

Applications

  1. Ferroelectric & Piezoelectric Materials
  2. Dielectric Thin Films
  3. Pyroelectric & TSDC Studies
  4. Optoelectronic Materials
  5. Semiconductor Devices
  6. Multiferroic & Memristor Research

FAQ

  • What is the primary measurement principle of M?

    M is designed using advanced electrical characterization methods to measure piezoelectric analyzer with extreme precision, eliminating lead resistance and temperature fluctuations.

  • What sample shapes and forms are supported?

    The system supports standard sample geometries including solid blocks, circular thin-sheet discs, and rectangular bars with specialized test fixtures.

  • Does M comply with international laboratory standards?

    Yes, all measurements fully align with international norms such as ASTM, IEEE, and GB/T standards to deliver publishable, research-grade data.

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