Cryomagnetic lab
Ultralow-noise characterisation of electronic and magnetoelectronic properties of materials and devices
Description
The Cryomagnetic lab is dedicated to ultralow-noise characterisation of electronic and magnetoelectronic properties of materials/devices, primarily in the quantum regime. Apart from fundamental research, the lab also provides a powerful platform for analysis of the electronic and magnetoelectronic properties of semiconductors and magnetic materials/structures for industry.
The main equipment in this lab comprises a closed-cycle cryostat equipped with a superconducting magnet, variable temperature inserts and a home-built mobile rank for electrical transport measurements. The cryomagnetic system allows for measurements on samples under wide-ranging and precisely controlled conditions.
Services for companies
- Characterisation of electrical transport properties of various electronic and magnetoelectronic materials under different conditions
- Measurement of Hall effect in electronic and magnetoelectronic materials for the determination of the type, concentration and mobility of charge carriers
- Electronic/magnetoelectronic device test
- Technology clarification and expert's report
Other services
Counselling services for semiconductor industry, material research, electronics and magnetoelectronics.Technical specification of equipment
- Temperature: from 0.3 K up to room temperature
- Magnetic fields: 0-8 T
- Measurements: IV, VI, RT, RB, and Hall effect
Contact
Gufei Zhang
Assistant Professor, Dr.
SDU NanoSYD
Mads Clausen Institute
T +45 6550 1674
gufei@mci.sdu.dk