Various steps go into accurately characterizing new devices, especially when measuring electrical signals, voltage, and current.

This webinar will cover these steps, discussing what’s necessary to ensure high�quality and repeatable measurements — particularly when characterizing at cryogenic temperatures.

Lake Shore's Jason Chonko, the webinar's presenter, will discuss ways to:

> Reduce the impact of noise, self-heating, and other parasitic
> Simplify connections to the device under test, including ground connections
> Ensure simultaneous measurements when testing multiple samples
> Minimize ground loops and crosstalk on instrument cabling

By attending this webinar, you will learn:

> The importance of when to use shielding and guarding on fixturing and cabling
> How to identify and deal with common sources of environmental noise
> Single-ended vs. differential measurement techniques
> How to choose between a voltage or current source depending on the resistance of the device measured
> A new approach to performing DC and lock-in measurements