Four Probe Method

Warranty 1year
Country of Origin Made in India
Sample Ge-ntype
Oven Upto 200 DegreeC

Description

Four Probe Experimental Setup (Model: ZO-D190) | Zodiac Overseas

Product Description:

The ZO-D190 Four Probe Experimental Setup is a precision laboratory instrument designed to measure the resistivity of semiconductors at different temperatures and to determine their energy band-gap using the four-probe method. This apparatus is widely used in physics and electronics laboratories of universities, engineering colleges, and research institutions for advanced studies in solid-state physics and semiconductor materials.

Key Features:

  • Four Probe Arrangement:
    • Four collinear, spring-loaded probes mounted in a Teflon bush for excellent insulation
    • Ensures equal probe spacing and reliable contact with sample
    • Mounted on a sturdy stand with current & voltage leads
  • Measurement System (ZO-D190 Unit):
    • Digital Millivoltmeter
      • Range: 0–200 mV (X1), 0–2 V (X10)
      • Resolution: 100 µV (X1)
      • Accuracy: ±0.1% of reading ±1 digit
      • 3½ digit, 7-segment LED display
    • Constant Current Generator
      • Current range: 0–20 mA (resolution: 10 µA)
      • Accuracy: ±0.25%
      • Excellent load & line regulation
    • Oven Power Supply (in-built)
  • Accessories Supplied:
    • High-temperature oven (up to 200°C)
    • Ge (n-type) semiconductor sample
    • Thermometer (0–150°C)

Applications:

  • Measurement of semiconductor resistivity at various temperatures
  • Determination of band-gap energy of semiconductors
  • Educational demonstration of four-probe technique
  • Research in solid-state physics, materials science & electronics

Advantages:

  • Accurate and reliable semiconductor characterization
  • Compact, integrated, and user-friendly design
  • Built-in oven supply for temperature-controlled experiments
  • Trusted by colleges, universities, and R&D labs

Made in India | Precision Physics Laboratory Equipment | Durable & Reliable

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