Lake Shore offers a range of measurement and control solutions for advanced research and industrial applications.
Characterization platforms and systems:
- Cryogenic and cryogen-free probe stations, which allow reliable, unattended measurements at cryogenic temperatures from 1.5 K to 475 K and under the application of magnetic fields up to 30,000 G
- Hall effect measurement systems, which allow for both AC and DC field Hall measurement
- Electromagnet-based VSM and AGM systems, used to characterize the magnetic properties of materials over a broad range of temperatures (4.2 K to 1273 K) and magnetic fields to 3.1 T
- Terahertz (THz) characterization system, which allows for non-contact, non-destructive measurement at THz frequencies to above 1 THz, temperatures as low as 4 K, and magnetic fields to 9 T
Temperature solutions:
- Cryogenic temperature sensors
- Controllers, monitors, and transmitters
- DC current sources
- AC resistance bridges
- Cryogenic accessories
Magnetic solutions:
- Benchtop and handheld Hall effect gaussmeters
- Fluxmeters
- Hall probes
- Hall sensors
- Helmholtz coils
What’s new
New Lake Shore White Paper Clears Up Common Measurement Mistakes
Even researchers who are experienced in electronic device measurement sometimes do not get the results they expect.
Lake Shore 8600 Series VSM system named R&D 100 Awards finalist
Awards recognize the 100 most innovative technologies of 2017
Lake Shore exhibiting optical device test & measurement products at SPIE event
Visit SPIE O P Booth 460 to see platforms optimized for optoelectronic device characterization
Cryogenic CEC/ICMC Talk to Examine Effects of High Gamma Radiation on Cernox™ Sensors
Lake Shore presenting data on radiation-induced calibration offsets as function of temperature, irradiation level
Cryogenic Platforms for High-Frequency Device Research on Display at IMS 2017
Lake Shore showcasing probe stations for RF/microwave and THz-frequency MMW measurement
