NanoMOKE3 Wafer Mapper
Brand: Durham Magneto Optics | Category: Nanotechnology
A Kerr effect magnetometer built around a large travel wafer stage, so hysteresis loops can be mapped across a whole wafer. Coercivity, remanence and exchange bias are extracted automatically from the measured loops.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Specification | Handles wafers up to 330 mm x 250 mm |
| Wafer stage travel | 204 mm in X and 164 mm in Y |
| Applied field | 3000 G in x and y, or z, projected from beneath the wafer |
| Specification | Sensitive to longitudinal, transverse and polar Kerr rotation and ellipticity |
| Specification | Optional heating element injects hot gas locally at the laser measurement point |
| Specification | Supplied with LX Pro control software |
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