The DLS-83D is a compact, tabletop Deep Level Transient Spectroscopy (DLTS) system designed for high-sensitivity characterization and identification of electrically active defects (deep-level traps) and impurities in semiconductor wafers. It is ideal for universities, material science research centers, and advanced R&D labs, offering precise and reliable measurements in a small footprint.

  • Detection and analysis of electrically active defects in semiconductor
  • Contamination identification in CMOS imaging and photovoltaics
  • Measurement modes include:
    • Temperature and frequency scans
    • Depth profiling
    • Capacitance-voltage (C-V) and current-voltage (I-V) characterization
    • Capture cross section analysis
    • MOS interface state density measurement
    • Current DLTS (I-DLS) for highly conductive samples

  • Compact and cost-effective for labs with limited space and budget
  • High sensitivity for trace-level defect detection
  • Fully featured, out-of-the-box ready
  • Part of Semilab’s 30+ year DLTS technology legacy
  • Measurement Sensitivity:
    • Detects impurity concentrations below 109 atoms/cm³, enabling  trace contaminant identification.
  • Operation:
    • Requires destructive sample prep (Schottky and ohmic contacts)
    • Automated evaluation of impurity concentration, activation energy, and capture cross section
  • Automation & Control:
    • Supports multiple samples
    • Fully programmable with built-in macro scripting
    • Graphical user interface (GUI)
  • Bias and pulse voltage range:    ±20 V or ±50 V
  • HF Signal:  1MHz @ 100mV
  • Sample capacitance:    <1000pF
  • Trap sensitivity     1E9 / cm3
  • Cryostat selection      
    • Bath type LN2  80-450K
    • Automatic LN2  80-800K
    • Tabletop closed cycle He 30-450K
    • Low vibration closed cycle He 30-450K (800K)
  • Cryostat:
    • Up to 6 probes,
    • LN2 or close cycle He,
    •  Widest temp.range: 30K-800K
    •  Automated temp. control onselected cryostats

 

 

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DLS-83D Deep Level Transient Spectroscopy

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