Nanoprobing · MHCS-PS

Heating & Cooling Stage for PS8

A heated/cooled stub for the Prober Shuttle PS8 — regulate sample temperature from −20 °C to +150 °C during probing, water-cooling-free.

Compatible
The Micro Heating and Cooling Stub mounted on a Prober Shuttle PS8.
−20 °C to +150 °CTemperature range
0.01 °CTemperature stability
10 mmStage height

Peltier, not plumbing#

The Micro Heating Cooling Stage (MHCS-PS) regulates sample temperature on the Prober Shuttle PS8 from −20 °C to +150 °C, holding the set point to 0.01 °C. Heating and cooling are Peltier-based, so there is no water loop and none of its vibration under the probe tips; the only additional hardware is a vacuum feedthrough. The stage itself is 70 mm across and 10 mm tall, and samples mount on the same standard pin stubs the shuttle already uses.

Profiles, recorded#

The included temperature controller and software drive custom temperature profiles while recording set point, power consumption and actual temperature. The live graph and the raw data both export for future reference — useful when a failure only appears at temperature and you need the thermal history alongside the electrical one.

Planning temperature-dependent probing on a PS8? Talk to an application engineer about adding the MHCS-PS to your shuttle.

Specifications

Technical data

Overview

Temperature range (in vacuum)
−20 °C to +150 °C
Temperature stability
0.01 °C
Diameter
70 mm
Height
10 mm
Sample mounting
Standard pin stubs
Cooling principle
Peltier — no water cooling
Pressure range
10⁻⁷ mbar to atmospheric
Why it wins

Advantages

Regulated & stable

  • Peltier heating, cooling and sensing integrated in one 10 mm-tall stage
  • Holds the set point to within 0.01 °C
  • Drives custom temperature profiles while recording set point, power consumption and actual temperature
  • Exports both the graph and the raw data

Clean & simple

  • Vibration-free — no water cooling required
  • The only extra hardware is a vacuum feedthrough
  • Samples mount on the standard pin stubs used with the Prober Shuttles
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