We have designed a probe to rotate a sample around two independent axes in a magnetic field of up to 8 T and at temperatures varying from 3 K to room temperature. The sample is in very good thermal contact with a thermometer and a regulated heater, enabling precise temperature control. Pogo pins enable quick electrical connections to the sample. Two computer-controlled stepper motors rotate the sample around the two independent axes. This probe was primarily designed to investigate the anisotropy of the critical currents of superconducting thin films in a magnetic field.
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Herzog et al. (1994) studied this question.
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