Lake Shore Cryotronics will showcase cryogenic probe stations and discuss the new fully integrated system for terahertz (THz) materials characterization at the upcoming MRS Spring Meeting & Exhibit in San Francisco, Calif.

 

​Lake Shore offers a full line of cryogenic and cryogen-free probe stations , with configurations and options available for DC, RF, and microwave probing of nanoscale devices and materials on full and partial wafers at variable temperatures. For attendees interested in seeing a Lake Shore probe station up close, the company will have its entry-level Model TTPX  set up in booth 301 during the April 22–24 exhibit.

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Attendees can also learn about Lake Shore’s fully configured version of the TTPX (the Model PS-100), which is designed for cost-conscious researchers in need of a basic cryogenic probe station at an affordable price. The Model PS-100 gives users a straightforward probing solution without the complexity of choosing from multiple configuration options. Plus, it features a four-arm configuration suitable for most common probing applications.

 

​In addition, Lake Shore will be discussing its new fully integrated Model 8501 THz system  for non-contact, THz-frequency characterization of materials. This complete, turnkey hardware/software platform includes a variable-temperature, high-field cryostat for measuring spectroscopic responses across a range of frequencies, temperatures, and field strengths. Using continuous wave THz transmission spectroscopy, the Model 8501 enables fully automated, high-resolution characterization for detailed profiles of material responses. Analysis of these spectral profiles can lead to discovery of interesting physical phenomena not visible with other conventional characterization techniques.

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