Testing system of resistance reversible change of electric pulse induced and its application
A test system and resistance test technology, applied in the measurement of electrical variables, general control systems, control/regulation systems, etc., can solve the problems of the same test time, low test accuracy, and small number of test points, reducing heat radiation, convenient Quick switch effect
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[0033] EPIR effect test
[0034] The sample Nd 0.7 Ce 0.3 MnO 3 Use low-temperature glue (acetal glue) to fix it on the sample stage, and set the test parameters: both positive and negative pulse voltages are 10V, and the width is 20ns. The resistance test current is 1 microampere. Click the start button in the test program to execute the test. Figure 5 and Figure 6 are the experimental results of manual testing and automatic testing of EPIR effects, respectively. The pulse voltage of the manual test is 15V and the width is 25ns. It can be clearly seen from the test results that the results of automatic testing are more repeatable and precise than manual testing. The test is convenient and fast, which greatly saves time and labor intensity.
Embodiment 2
[0036] Low temperature I-V characteristic test
[0037] La 0.7 Ca 0.3 MnO 3 Fix it on the sample stage with low-temperature glue (acetal glue), slowly cool down to 150K, the cooling process is automatically controlled by the computer through the temperature control table, and the cooling rate is: 3K / min. After the temperature stabilizes, start the I-V test procedure. The magnitude of each measured test voltage and the test time during the test are adjusted according to the sample. The test current selected in this embodiment is 1 microampere, and the test time is 300 ms. The test results are shown in Figure 7.
Embodiment 3
[0039] Test of Resistance-Temperature Curve
[0040] La 0.7 Ca 0.3 MnO 3 Use low-temperature glue (acetal glue) to fix it on the sample stage, and slowly cool down. The cooling process is automatically controlled by the computer through the temperature control meter, and the cooling rate is: 3K / min. During the cooling process, the computer scans the temperature once every 300ms. When the temperature reaches the temperature to be measured, the computer scans the voltmeter and thermometer in turn, reads the respective values, and calculates the resistance value at this time. The test current and test time are controlled by a computer. The test current selected in this embodiment is 1 microampere, and the test time is 300 ms. The test results are shown in Figure 8.
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