Product & application news

The most common method to characterize electronic components at low temperatures are measurements through cryogenic probe stations.

The recirculating cryocooler from Janis release “wet” cryostats from their dependency on liquid helium.

We have a comprehensive guide on available helium recovery systems on our website [1] and would be happy to discuss your helium recovery requirements…

Lake Shore is the largest provider of cryogenic probe stations in the world. Probe stations allow efficient measurements on electronic components…

Lakeshore offer a large number of temperature sensors, monitors and controllers.

If you want to buy liquid helium, you currently have to dig deep in your pocket. Prices have increased considerably during the past 12 months.

As kind of an early Christmas present, our AFSEM nano system was installed at the University of Stanford in the beginning of December.

The Prisma XRM from Sigray defines a new class in the field of X-ray tomography and X-ray microscopy.

For more than 30 years, Macken has been our team partner when it comes to laser power meters. Classic power meters (aka “bones”) are still in demand…

Woollam’s latest newsletter has been published! Edition 21 offers interesting features on spectroscopic ellipsometry and other topics around the…

Quantum Design Japan have just launched a new version of their laser furnace for single crystal fabrication.

Apart from measurement options, our PPMS, DynaCool and VersaLab systems allow the integration of proprietary electronics or measurement setups.

Since August 2008, the Institute of Physical Chemistry has had an Infrared Spectroscopic Ellipsometer (IR - VASE) – built by J. A. Woollam (now…

Quantum efficiency in photovoltaics is the ratio of electrons in a photocurrent to the number of photons that hit, for example, a solar cell.

Our partner MOXTEK boasts a wide range of polarizers and beamsplitters for a variety of applications.