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DSR300 Micro-Nano Device Spectral Response System, 40 µm Spot, LBIC Mapping

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Spectral response and photocurrent mapping of micro- and nano-scale devices and low-dimensional materials.

The DSR300 series is designed for low-dimensional materials and micro-nano devices, combining spectral scanning with photocurrent scanning under a microscope. A 40 µm probe spot allows samples as small as 100 µm to be measured, and xenon, supercontinuum, CW laser and picosecond pulsed laser sources can be integrated to test different detector types. The instruments are operated automatically from the control software.

Key Features

  • Spectral responsivity, external quantum efficiency, bias-voltage I-t curves, LBIC mapping and response linearity tests
  • 40 µm spot at 550 nm (50× objective, 200 µm fiber); 5 µm spot with a 375 nm picosecond laser and 40× objective
  • Four light paths: three built-in plus one external path for tunable broadband monochromatic light
  • Light source options: xenon (250–1800 nm), supercontinuum (400–2400 nm), CW lasers and picosecond pulsed lasers
  • Lock-in amplifier or Keithley 2612B / 2636B source meters, with current resolution down to 10 fA
  • Probe station with four XYZ probe holders, 2 m triaxial cables (< 1 pA leakage) and vacuum sample stage
  • Cryostat from −196 to 600 °C and LBIC mapping stage with 1 µm scanning spatial resolution

Typical Applications

  • 2D and low-dimensional material photodetectors
  • Micro-nano optoelectronic device characterization
  • Photocurrent (LBIC) mapping
  • Response time (rise and fall) and linearity tests
  • Temperature-dependent photoresponse studies

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Detection Spot 40 µm (550 nm, 50× objective, 200 µm fiber)
Other Spot Sizes 70 µm (400 µm fiber); 5 µm (375 nm ps laser, 40×); 80 µm (40× reflective objective)
Minimum Sample Size 100 µm
Light Paths 4 (3 built-in, 1 external for tunable broadband monochromatic light)
Xenon Light Source 250–1800 nm, instability < 1%
Supercontinuum Source 400–2400 nm, 0.01–200 MHz, 100 ps pulse width
CW Laser Options 405, 532, 633, 808 or 980 nm; instability < 1%
Pulsed Laser Options 375, 405, 488, 785 or 976 nm; 100 ps pulse width; 1–20 MHz
Objective 10× (Standard) WD > 17 mm, NA 0.42, 350–800 nm
Objective 50× WD > 17 mm, NA 0.42, 480–1800 nm
Objective 50× UV WD > 12 mm, NA 0.42, 240–500 nm
Objective 40× Reflective WD > 7.8 mm, NA 0.5, 200 nm–20 µm
Lock-in Amplifier 20 Hz–1 kHz, 1 nV–1 V full-scale sensitivity, dynamic reserve > 100 dB
Lock-in Details Voltage or current input, current gain 10⁶ or 10⁸ V/A, drift < 0.1°/°C, X/Y/R/θ display
Keithley 2612B Current range 100 nA / 1 A, min. signal 1 nA, noise 100 pA, resolution 100 fA, 2 channels
Keithley 2636B Current range 1 nA / 1 A, min. signal 10 pA, noise 1 pA, resolution 10 fA, 2 channels
Cryostat Temperature −196 to 600 °C, resolution 0.1 °C
Cryostat Optics Clear aperture 24 mm, sample area Φ22 mm, working distance 4.5–12.5 mm
Cryostat Chamber Air-tight, can be filled with protective gas, independent temperature control
Probe Holders 4, with 20 or 10 µm tips; XYZ adjustable, 12 mm travel, 0.75 µm resolution
Cabling 2 m triaxial cable, leakage current < 1 pA
Sample Stage Vacuum adsorption
LBIC Mapping Stage XY travel 50 mm, resolution 5 µm, scanning spatial resolution 1 µm
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