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What Is an SMU Instrument, and How Do You Decide Which One Is Right for Your Application?

What Is an SMU Instrument, and How Do You Decide Which One Is Right for Your Application?

02/29/2012

Seminar Content

A source measurement unit (SMU) instrument can boost productivity, deliver more complete characterization, and increase overall test system performance. However, to truly optimize your testing, it’s imperative to look beyond the "banner specs" when selecting the right SMU for your application.

This web seminar will explain the basics of how SMU instruments work, describe key features and capabilities to consider for selecting an SMU instrument, and compare the actual performance of different SMU instruments in "real-world" applications.

Register today to reserve your place for this invaluable seminar!

Target Audience:
The material presented in this web seminar will be of value to engineers, researchers, educators, and students characterizing and testing semiconductor-based devices, components, materials, and technologies with current vs. voltage (I /V) characteristics that need to be verified and/or better understood. Typical devices and technologies include traditional silicon, compound semiconductor (for example, SiC, GaN) for power/energy applications like HBLEDs and solar cells, electronic components, nanotechnology, and emerging technologies such as graphene.

About the Presenter:
Lishan Weng is an applications engineer at Keithley Instruments, Inc. in Cleveland, Ohio. Lishan has dual Masters degrees in Electrical Engineering and Physics from Purdue University, where her research interests focused on graphene device and p-type GaAs/AlGaAs heterostructures. Her previous research includes carbon nanotube based nanolithography and tunable graphene oxidation, as well as quantum transport measurement and a specialization in AFM lithography. Lishan is also interested in exploring new measuring instruments/techniques in the graphene area.

When is it?

Thursday, March 1, 2012
15:00 CET Central European Time
(UTC/GMT: 14:00)

How Do I Register?

The seminar will be broadcasted over the internet and requires your registration prior to the event.

Register today to reserve your place for this invaluable seminar!
Attendance to participate in this important industry event is free, but space is limited, so sign up now!

To register for this webcast seminar click here.

You will receive confirmation and log-in information prior to the event.

Don’t miss your chance to learn more about this important topic!

Keithley Instruments, Inc., www.keithley.com.


Company profile:  Keithley Instruments

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