Abstract
We have designed and built a scanning SQUID microscope in a dilution refrigerator, capable of magnetic imaging at temperatures down to 20 mK . As sensors we use susceptometer SQUIDs with two pickup loops and on-chip field coils to allow measurement of both the magnetic susceptibility of the sample and the magnetic field at the sample surface on a mesoscopic length scale. The instrument is useful for studying superconductivity and magnetic effects in novel materials and electronic coherence effects (such as persistent currents) in mesoscopic systems.
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