The PDL-1000 is a compact,tabletop system designed for precise Hall effect and mobility measurements in advanced materials research. It supports both AC andDC magnetic field Hall measurement methods using permanent magnets, providing high sensitivity ideal for R&D labs working on semiconductors,photovoltaics, and novel materials.

  • Precise mobility and carrier concentration measurement, including low mobility and semi-insulating samples
  • Electrical characterization of semiconductors, photovoltaics, thermoelectrics, and novel materials
  • Minority and majority carrier mobilities, recombination lifetime and diffusion length with the Carrier-Resolved Photo-Hall option
  • Temperature dependent measurement with the LN2 cryostat option down to 80K

  • Parallel Dipole Line (PDL) Hall measurements
  • AC and DC magnetic fields with permanent magnets
  • Handles a wide mobility range including extremely low mobilities
  • Supports both AC and DC Hall measurements without bulky electromagnets (uses rotating permanent magnets)
  • Software-based lock-in detection for improved signal extraction
  • Compact, robust tabletop design
  • Optionally available:
    • Gate bias voltage option
    • Standalone 5 colored Signal Tower
    • Vibration isolation stage
    • High resistance option up to 200 GOhm
    • Low resistance option for increasing the sensitivity on highly conducting materials
    • White light background illumination option

  • Sensitivity & Range:
        Measures carrier mobility down to <0.01 cm²/V·s
        Magnetic field strength ~2.5 Tesla peak-to-peak
        Uniformity <2% for 5x5 mm samples
  • Options:
    • CRPH carrier resolved photo-Hall measurement for minority carrier mobility, lifetime and diffusion length
      • 830 nm, 637 nm, 520 nm, 460 nm illumination (two selectable)
      • 10 x 10 mm spot size
      • Up to 3 Suns
    • LN2 cryostat for temperature dependent measurement
      • 80-350K
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