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TC-8 Cryogenic Temperature Controller

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Engineered for the most demanding research and industrial applications, this controller offers unmatched temperature accuracy from 300 mK to 1000 K, eight independent sensor inputs, and two PID control outputs—all in one compact, robust unit.

Whether you're working with dilution refrigerators, cryostats, or superconducting systems, the TC-8 gives you the fine-grained control, auto-tuning, and flexibility to focus on discovery

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SYSTEM FEATURES

High Accuracy and Stability

Exceptional temperature stability and low-noise performance, which is crucial in sensitive cryogenic experiments

Multiple Sensor Inputs

It offers 8 sensor inputs, which allows for monitoring and controlling multiple temperature points simultaneously.

 

Compatible with a wide range of sensor types

Diodes: Si,GaAiAs ; RTDs : 100Ω & 1000Ω Pts, Ge, Carbon-Glass, Zirnox, Cernox, Rox.

Advanced Features

Auto-tuning of PID parameters for optimal performance.
Zone mode with 5 temperatures zones with PID and heater range.
Ramp and hold functions for controlled temperature transitions.
Current reversal to remove thermoelelctric offets.

User-Friendly Interface

Bright display with intuitive menu navigation.
Remote operation capability via USB, GPIB, and Ethernet, making it ideal for integration into automated systems or lab networks.

 

Industry Standard

Trusted in physics labs, cryostats, and commercial cryogenic systems—proven reliability and support from Scientific Instruments.

PRODUCT

SPECIFICATIONS

Temperature Monitoring

Control

Output Loop 1

Output Loop 2

General

How and Why

Game Changer on these applications

1

Quantum Research

The TC-8 controls temperatures down to 300 millikelvin, which is essential for experiments that require access to the quantum regime.
With 2 PID control outputs and four 8 inputs, you can independently manage:
The mixing chamber
The still
Cold plates
Experimental sample mount

2

Astrophysics & Space Instrumentation

Commonly used in cooling and monitoring infrared detectors, bolometers, and other instruments in telescope and space mission development.

3

Superconducting Magnet Systems

Precise control of cool-down and operating temperatures for superconducting magnets (e.g., in NMR, MRI, or particle physics experiments).
Prevents thermal overshoot that could damage sensitive equipment

4

Condensed Matter Physics

Measuring properties of exotic phases of matter like topological insulators or fractional quantum Hall states.

5

Liquid hydrogen infrastructures

Up to 8 sensor inputs, so you can track temps at various critical points (tank wall, inlet/outlet, vapor phase, etc.) temperature variations in liquid hydrogen systems.
With 2 PID loops, it can manage heaters, bypass valves, or thermal shields to stabilize or control boil-off

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If your program needs radiation-hard, field-immune sensors, flight- or H2 immerged-certified probes, or one sensor that spans milli-kelvin to 450 K, Scientific Instruments is the sharper tool in the box.

By joining forces with this illustrious company, Qnity has sealed a high-impact partnership for research and several strategic European industries (fusion, accelerators, aerospace, quantum, hydrogen mobility…). 

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