Microelectronics Test Laboratory

The Microelectronics Test Laboratory, which includes an anechoic acoustic chamber, is a comprehensively equipped facility for all low-level measurement needs.

Housed in the Institure for Biomedical Engineering, this facility is focused on the testing and measurement of mixed-signal integrated circuits, targeted towards biomedical application.

The Microelectronics Test Laboratory hosts the following equipment:

  • Wentworth Laboratories AWP2000: 150mm Semi-automatic Probe Station
  • New-wave Research EzLaze II: Laser cutting (532nm/355nm dual wavelength) system
  • Keithley 4200 SCS: Semiconductor Characterisation System, 4 SMU channels, 12 ultra-low leakage channel switch matrix
  • Keithley Source Measure Units including 2602 dual-channel and 6430 sub-femtoamp sourcemeters and 6221 ac/dc current source
  • LeCroy and Tektronix oscilloscopes including LeCroy WavePro 7300A (3Ghz, 10GSa/s, 20MS, 4ch), LeCroy WaveSurfer 434 (350MHz, 2GSa/s, 10MS, 4ch), Tektronix DPO4034 (350MHz, 2.5MSa/s, 10MS, 4ch)
  • Network/Spectrum/Impedance Analysersincluding Agilent 4395A 10Hz-500MHz network analyser, Agilent E4980A 20Hz-2MHz Precision LCR Meter and Stanford Research Systems SR785 DC-100KHz dynamic signal analyser, Fluke PM6303/A04 RCL Meter 0.1%
  • National Instruments data acquisition hardware for multi-channel digital/analogue I/O
  • Tektronix TLA5202 logic analyser (2GHz, 68-channel)
  • Espec 241 temperature chamber (-40 to 150 celcius range)
  • Waveform/signal generatorsincluding Tektronix AWG420 (200MHz, 2-ch), Tektronix AFG3102 (100MHz, 2-ch), Stanford Research Systems DS360: 200KHz Ultra Low Distortion Audio Generator, Stanford Research Systems DS345: 30Mhz Function & arbitrary waveform generator
  • Anechoic acoustic shielded chamber(5m x 5m x 2m). This provides a quiet environment to characterise acoustic, optical and mechanicaldevices, and has been used to correct hearing aids.
  • Photodiode Characterisation Systemincluding Newport/LOT Oriel tungsten light source, monochromator, integrating sphere, microactuators, neutral density attenuators
  • Calibrated instrumentsfor quantifying incident optical and acoustic power

To find out how you can access this facility, please contact us

Acoustic Anechoic Chamber
Acoustic Anechoic Chamber
Tatiana Schofield
Contact
Tatiana Schofield
Business Development Manager - healthcare, technology & energy
+44 (0)20 7594 6524
+44 (0)20 7594 6566