As yet another example of an application where AC field Hall measurements would be useful, we’d like to call attention to this Model 8404 HMS-related research just published in the Journal of Applied [...]
Andy Phillips
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We have previously discussed how you can use a Lake Shore probe station’s temperature controller with a Keithley semiconductor characterization system to automate temperature measurements. Now it’s [...]
ITER Mag, published five times a year, introduces non-technical readers to ITER
As discussed in our previous post, Lake Shore places a lot of value on having quality representation worldwide. [...]
At every conference we attend, whether in the U.S. or internationally (such as SEMICON China two weeks ago), we have quite a few conversations with non-U.S.-based researchers and scientists. An [...]
Researchers at The Ohio State University have discovered how to control heat with a magnetic field. An experiment proved that the phonon—the elementary particle that carries heat and sound—has [...]
Last month, we announced a new partnership with Cascade Microtech, a collaboration that combines the knowledge of two industry leaders who operate in two distinct areas of the probe station market. [...]
Elliot Scientific customized a Lake Shore probe station with a CRAIC spectrophotometer and a Zeiss microscope for the University of Southampton
2-D FORC diagram showing the distribution of switching (H c) and interaction (H u) fields for a mixture of Sr-ferrite powder and BaFe 2O 4 ceramic, showing the phases of each individual material [...]
First-order reversal curve (FORC) analysis is valuable for gaining insight into the relative proportions of reversible and irreversible components of various materials. FORCs are an elegant, [...]
Lake Shore Cryotronics is proud to announce that Michael Swartz, President and CEO of the company, has been named the Westerville Business Person of the Year for 2014 by the Westerville (OH) Area [...]