An Ultra-High-Vacuum Rotating Sample Manipulator with Cryogenic Cooling
X. Y. Tee, A. Par\'e, A. P. Petrovi\'c, C. Panagopoulos

TL;DR
This paper presents a custom-built ultra-high-vacuum rotating sample manipulator with cryogenic cooling, enabling continuous rotation and temperature regulation for advanced surface science experiments.
Contribution
The paper introduces a novel UHV rotating sample manipulator with integrated cryogenic cooling and continuous rotation capability, suitable for cryogenic sputtering applications.
Findings
Enables continuous sample rotation at cryogenic temperatures in UHV.
Integrates thermal anchoring and electrical wiring for precise temperature control.
Potential applications in cryogenic sputtering and surface analysis.
Abstract
We report a homebuilt ultra-high-vacuum (UHV) rotating sample manipulator with cryogenic cooling. The sample holder is thermally anchored to a built-in cryogenic cold head through flexible copper beryllium strips, permitting continuous sample rotation. A similar contact mechanism is implemented for the electrical wiring to the sample holder for thermometry. The apparatus thus enables continuous sample rotation at regulated cryogenic temperatures in a UHV environment. We discuss the potential applications of this apparatus for cryogenic sputtering.
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