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Instrumentation and measurement

Instrumentation and measurement

How to build a super-magnet

19 Aug 2018
This article first appeared in the 2018 Physics World Focus on Instruments and Vacuum under the headline "Building a super-magnet"

Ziad Melhem outlines the thinking that went into the design and development of the world’s most powerful all-superconducting magnet

All together: The 32 T magnet lowered intoits cryostat. (Courtesy: Huub Weijers, NHMFL, Florida) Sup

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Ziad Melhem is strategic business development manager at Oxford Instruments Nanoscience, e-mail ziad.melhem@oxinst.com
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