Lecture

Experimental Techniques: SQUID Magnetometers

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Description

This lecture explains the working principle of SQUID magnetometers, which are superconducting quantum devices used to measure magnetization. By placing Josephson junctions in a non-superconducting state, these devices can detect very small changes in magnetic flux, enabling precise measurements of magnetization in samples.

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