A dual-probe low-noise test method for ultrafast transient electrical response signals
A technology that responds to signals and test methods, applied in the field of electrical measurement, can solve problems such as the inability to measure the physical process of devices
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[0019] For the convenience of understanding, a specific measurement example is described below in combination with schematic diagrams and measurement data.
[0020] In this specific measurement experiment, a pulsed laser is used as a pulsed excitation signal to measure an organic optoelectronic device (a structure of indium tin oxide, 500 nanometers thick N , N′ -Di(1-naphthyl)- N , N′ -Diphenyl-1, 1′-biphenyl-4-4′-diamine ( N , N '-Di-[(1-naphthyl)- N , N '-diphenyl]-1,1'-biphenyl)-4,4'-diamine , NPB) film, 20 nm thick silver film) transient voltage response. The oscilloscope used in the experiment is DPO71254C of Tektronix, and the two probes are P6245 active voltage probes of Tektronix. The pulsed laser is a Brio laser from Quantel. The test system (oscilloscope and probe) is synchronized with the pulsed laser through the trigger signal generated by the laser to ensure that the measurement starts at the time when the laser is emitted.
[0021] First, as a control g...
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