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Characterization
•Magnetotransport Apparatus
•AC Susceptometer
•Deep Level Transient Spectroscopy
•Ellipsometer
•Femtosecond Laser/ Streak Camera
•Hall Measurement
•Optical Spectroscopy
•Probe Station
•Raman Spectroscopy
•Scanning Electron Microscope
•X-ray Diffraction

Growth
•Molecular Beam Epitaxy
•Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapor Epitaxy
•Liquid Phase Epitaxy

Device Fabrication
•Photolithography
•Metallization

Magnetotransport Apparatus
 

supersize guwapo pictureThe transport facility is capable of observing the resistive transition to superconductivity of the sample in temperature under various applied current and applied magnetic field conditions.

A KEITHLEY 224 programmable current source supplies a constant DC current of as high as 99 mA through the sample. A KEITHLEY 2000 multimeter interfaced to the computer measures the corresponding voltage. A CRYODYNE Cryocooler, which uses Helium as a refrigerant, is employed as a source of cryogenic temperatures of as low as 8K under vacuum conditions of at least 5x10-2 torr. A LAKESHORE 331 Temperature Controller provides the temperature data to the computer. Also, the temperature controller is adequately equipped with a heater for experiments requiring isothermal conditions such as low-temperature I-V data gathering. A LAKESHORE 647magnet power supply sets up an external DC magnetic field along the c-axis of the sample, and can reach field magnitudes of up to 1.25T, calibrated to the radius of the cold head, where the sample is located.
 
 
 
 

 

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