Abstract

We present a laboratory electromagnet capable of generating magnetic fields up to ±\pm0.48T, specifically designed as a perpendicular flux source for thin film samples in an ambient environment. The magnet features a 250mm diameter clear access bore above the sample plane, thus offering compatibility with a wide variety of experimental apparatus. Despite its generous size, the magnet thermally dissipates less than 1kW at maximum field. A shaped ferromagnetic core is used to amplify and homogenize the field B\mathbf{B}, leading to an estimated uniformity of ±\pm1.5mT (≲\lesssim0.3%) in ∣B∣\left|\mathbf{B}\right| within a 28mm2^2 zone at maximum field. The sample stage is thermally regulated and isolated from the magnet, enabling temperature control with ±\pm5mK precision even at elevated magnetic fields.

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