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Nord Cryo Cryogenic Dual microD25 to 48 SMPM Breakout

Designed for high-density cryogenic testing, it brings 48 individual DC channels through a single KF40 port, enabling more connections and more devices under test without a large breakout assembly extending into the experimental volume.

Nord Cryo Cryogenic Dual microD25 to 48 SMPM Breakout

Its compact KF40 footprint is designed to integrate into existing dilution refrigerator setups while keeping nearby side-loading ports accessible.

Built for millikelvin environments, the breakout uses high-purity copper with non-magnetic gold plating, with current-carrying traces strongly thermalised for cryogenic operation.

48 channels. One KF40 port. Minimal footprint.

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https://nordcryo.com/products/adapters/nord-cryo-cryogenic-dual-micro-d25-to-48-smpm-breakout

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