A newly developed high-pressure cell by using modified Bridgman anvils for 
precise measurements in magnetic fields at low temperatures

Nakanishi, T.; Takeshita, N.; Mori, N.

doi:10.1063/1.1458044

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A newly developed high-pressure cell by using modified Bridgman anvils for precise measurements in magnetic fields at low temperatures

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Nakanishi, T.
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Nakanishi, T., Takeshita, N., & Mori, N. (2002). A newly developed high-pressure cell by using modified Bridgman anvils for precise measurements in magnetic fields at low temperatures. Review of Scientific Instruments, 73(4), 1828-1831. doi:10.1063/1.1458044.

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We have succeeded in developing a new high-pressure cell designed for measuring the absolute value of the electrical resistivity in magnetic fields at low temperatures. This pressure cell, based on a technique using modified Bridgman anvils with a Teflon capsule, can generate nearly hydrostatic pressure at least up to 6 GPa. The most important feature of this pressure cell is its compact body which can be easily combined with a dilution refrigerator in a superconducting magnet. One of its applications is for precise magneto- transport measurements under nearly hydrostatic pressure, which is demonstrated by the investigation into the pressure-induced superconducting state of the spin-ladder Sr14-xCaxCu24O41 (x=12) single crystal. (C) 2002 American Institute of Physics.