NSF-MRI: Nanoscience Research Instrumentation
(Seabaugh, Bernstein, Fay, Hall, Snider)
Objective: To provide a state-of-the-art, multi-discipline electronic characterization facility for nanoscience research and education.

Equipment:

  • Cascade Summit 11861 thermal wafer prober (-65 to 200 °C)
  • Agilent 4155B semiconductor parameter analyzer (10 fA, 2 µV)
  • Agilent 4294 precision impedance analyzer (40 Hz -100 MHz w/ fluidic fixtures)

    • Users: Notre Dame Colleges of Engineering and Science.  Interested external users are encouraged to contact Alan Seabaugh for more information seabaugh.1@nd.edu.


    [100 GHZ Mixed-Signal RF Technology] [Silicon Tunnel Diode IC] [Microwave Detection of Biological or Chemical Agents]
    [Electronic Instrumentation for NanoScience Research and Education] [Microfluidics-based blood monitoring system]

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