A variable-temperature (1.4–320 K) superconducting quantum interference device magnetometer, operating in magnetic fields up to 8 T, has been built. The sensitivity is 2×10−7 emu in low fields and 2×10−6 in high fields. The apparatus allows magnetization and anisotropy measurements to be performed and is entirely automated. It is of simple construction and has proved over a number of years to be very robust.
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