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Product Code T2009E1
Price $12,900

Complete Electrical Characterization Platform at a Fair Price

Reliable device testing with a professional probe station and flexible source measure unit


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Comprehensive characterization in small-scale electronics experiments, this system includes everything you need to set up and facilitate the experiments you want. Combine a stable, manual probing platform, complete with integrated vibrational dampening, electrical isolation, 60 fps USB camera, and lag-free display, with a dual channel source measure unit.

Easily connect your micromanipulators to the source measure unit and measure the I-V characteristics of many devices including photovoltaics, LEDs and OLEDs, transistors, and more. The dual channel system contains four instruments on one board: two SMUs (voltage source, current sense) and two precision voltage sense channels. Plus, you can use the general-purpose shutter/trigger to send and receive control signals to and from other instruments.

A practical alternative to a DIY setup

Complete, Professional System

For reliable electrical characterization

SMU with a versatile voltage range

Dual Channel
Source Measure Unit

With free software for fast measurements

A probe station built for high-quality data

Flexible
and Adaptable

Optical breadboard base and spacious magnetic platens

Designed for your science

Prioritize
Ergonomics

Intelligent design for
a simple workflow

Specifications


Footprint (L x W x H) 50 x 35 x 60 cm

Base Station & Platens

Base Aluminum optical breadboard, 25 mm hole spacing
Vibration Isolation Elastomeric vibration dampening mounts
Natural Frequency 12 Hz
Effective Vibration Isolation >17 Hz
Maximum Supported Load 880 N total
Platen Material Ferromagnetic stainless steel
Platen Height 150 mm
Platen Capacity Up to 8 Ossila Micromanipulators
Overall Dimensions (L x W x H) 50 x 35 x 19 cm

Chuck Stage

Stage Travel 25 mm (X, Y), 10 mm (Z), 360° (coarse rotation), 15° (fine rotation)
Stage Resolution 0.01 mm (X, Y, Z), 0.1° (rotation)
Minimum Substrate Size 5 mm diameter
Maximum Substrate Size 150 mm diameter
Chuck Diameter 155 mm
Chuck Material Aluminum
Chuck Type Vacuum (selectable zones)
Chuck Isolation >99 MΩ at 500 VDC
Chuck Leakage Current <75 pA at ± 75 VDC
Vacuum Connection Ø=6mm Push-In Tube, Female port

Microscope

Microscope Type Monocular Zoom Lens (0.6x – 5.0x optical zoom)
Field of View 9.3 mm – 1.1 mm
Working Distance 86 mm
Camera Sensor Sony IMX415 (4K, 1/2.8")
Maximum Resolution 4.4 µm line spacing (228 lp/mm)
Live Output USB 3.0 & HDMI (up to 60 fps at full resolution)
Camera Software Compatibility UVC-compliant for plug-and-play viewing with Ossila software and most 3rd party software
Monitor 15.6" 1080p, on a positionable arm
Total Magnification 37x – 309x
Illumination Adjustable LED (coaxial configuration)

Micromanipulators

Motion


10 μm resolution 5 μm resolution
Drive Axes X, Y, Z X, Y, Z
Drive Fine Movement Micrometer Fine-pitch micrometer
Maximum Axis Travel 10 mm 10 mm
Graduated Axis Travel 6.5 mm 6.5 mm
Micrometer Readout Resolution 10 μm 5 µm
Micrometer Head Thread Pitch 50 threads per inch 100 threads per inch
Smallest Achievable Motion Approx. 4-8 µm Approx. 2-4 µm

Probe

Probe Type Tungsten, 20 μm tip diameter
Probe Connection SMA
Probe Leakage Current <100 pA at ± 75 VDC
Probe Path Resistance ≤0.3 Ω

Source Measure Unit

Source Measure Units (SMU 1 & SMU 2)

The SMUs output a voltage and then measure both the voltage and current. The output voltage is always measured on the output to the BNC, rather than assuming it is at the set voltage. This is to account for any load effects, for example, short circuiting the output, or low impedance causing a small drop in voltage. Each source measure unit has multiple current ranges, so that you can measure both large and small currents with accuracy.

Voltage Source Specifications
Range Accuracy Precision Resolution
±10 V 10 mV 333 µV 170 µV
Voltage Measure Specifications
Range Accuracy Precision Resolution
±10V 10 mV 50 µV 10 µV
Current Measure Specifications
Range Max Current Accuracy1 Precision2 Resolution Burden
1 ±200 mA ±500 µA 10 µA 1 µA <20 mV
2 ±20 mA ±10 µA 1 µA 100 nA <20 mV
3 ±2 mA ±1 µA 100 nA 10 nA <20 mV
4 ±200 µA ±100 nA 10 nA 1 nA <20 mV
5 ±20 µA ±10 nA 1 nA 0.1nA <20 mV

1Accuracy has been measured at the maximum current of the range.
2Precision has been measured at the highest OSR (9).

Precision Voltage Meter Specifications (Vsense 1 and Vsense 2)

The voltage meters are designed to accurately sense small voltages while also having a wide dynamic range (±10 V).

Range Accuracy Precision Resolution
±10 V 10 mV 50 µV 10 µV

Shutter/Trigger

The Shutter/Trigger can be used either as an input or an output. It can be used to send a trigger signal to other instruments or configured to wait for a trigger from other instruments. The voltage level of this BNC is 5 V because any higher may cause damage to the port.

Ossila Source Measure Unit front panel
The front panel of the Ossila Source Measure Unit highlighting the SMU and Vsense channels

Find out more about the Ossila Source Measure Unit

Electrical Characterization System Features


For reliable and repeatable research

Confidence in Your Measurements

Achieve consistent, high-quality data in a low-noise, stable measurement environment. The precision-engineered chuck, vibration isolation, and electrical grounding directly support the reliability and repeatability your research depends on.

Micormanipulator for semiconductor characterization

Precise Probing

With a low leakage current and path resistance, the micromanipulator is designed to perform in DC semiconductor measurements. Adjust your micromanipulator probe to a resolution as low as 4 μm and experience smooth, repeatable movement along the precision linear bearings on each axis.

Five current ranges

Five Independent Channels

Features dual source measure and voltmeter channels. Two SMU channels output voltage while measuring current and/or voltage, and two separate voltage measurement channels measure voltage sourced by external components. The shutter/trigger channel allows external control and programming.

Five current ranges

Wide Voltage and Current Range

Choose between five separate current ranges to suit your experimental needs. Plus, 10 different speed/resolution settings. Take measurements at DC or low frequency over a voltage range from -10 V to +10 V, with a current flow from 10 nano-amps (nA) to 200 milliamps (mA).

Real-world ergonomics

Practical and Intelligent Design

Focus on your research and eliminate awkward movements, even during long experiments. Essential stage controls and a swing-away microscope mount provide unobstructed access to the stage for easy setup, precise probing, and fast sample changes. The 60 fps camera allows easy positioning with minimal lag.


In the Box


  • Probe station with microscope, camera, and display
  • 4 x Micromanipulators (2 left-handed, 2 right-handed)
  • Source measure unit
  • 2 x Differential Interfaces
  • Probe tip set (10 x 20 μm tungsten probe tips)
  • 4 x SMA to SMA coaxial cables (1 meter)
  • 4 x BNC to BNC cables (50 ohm, 1 meter)

Resources


What Features Do You Need in a Probe Station What Features Do You Need in a Probe Station?

Probe stations are incredibly useful for a wide range of experiments from semiconductor characterization to electrophysiology experiments. However, each experiment will have different requirements and every lab has its own demands. The question stands: what is the right probe station set up for you?

Read more...

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