The Lake Shore Blog

This new app note discusses lock-in amplifiers in general and the lock-in technology employed in a new, modular source measure architecture.

New technical note details the challenges of characterizing nanostructures and explores a new approach to making low-level measurements of these structures

New kit enables a NanOsc Instruments spectrometer to be used with a Lake Shore Cryotronics MeasureReady MCS-EMP or 8600 VSM system for FMR measurements.

The M81 system's patent-pending MeasureSync technology enables simultaneous source module update and measure module sampling timing across all channels.

This blog post explains the main differences between pulse-tube (PT) cryocoolers and Gifford-McMahon (GM) cryocoolers used for sample cooling.

We are excited to now be taking orders for our new MeasureReady M81-SSM synchronous source measure system for material and device characterization

A recent article in The IRM Quarterly references the use of our VSM for rock magnetism studies involving first-order reversal curve (FORC) measurements.

CAD models for Lake Shore cryogenic temperature sensors are now available for download from our website.

We are sad to report that we recently lost a member of the Lake Shore Cryotronics family.

A new book on magnetic measurement techniques for material characterization, co-edited by our own Brad Dodrill, is now available for order from Springer.

A new paper describing the study of magnetofossils as environmental change biomarkers references the use of an 8600 Series VSM for sample measurements.

Our new Real-Time FORC (RTForc™) software enables fully automated first-order reversal curve (FORC) data acquisition using the 8600 Series VSM software.

APL Materials article references the use of AC field Hall measurements for research into lead-free types of halide perovskite absorber materials.

Nov. 16 MRS webinar to focus on the use of a novel Hall effect measurement protocol for multi-carrier analysis of devices exhibiting low mobilities

Lake Shore acquires Janis Research Laboratory Cryogenics business, uniting two leading providers of cryogenic and material characterization solutions.

Available for download: new Lake Shore Cryotronics technical note on how to understand and minimize errors that can interfere with Hall effect measurements

Newly published app note explains how to use a MeasureReady™ M91 FastHall™ measurement controller with a Quantum Design PPMS® and MultiVu® software.

Join with Lake Shore, Quantum Design, and others in celebrating Helium Conservation Day to increase awareness of helium conservation around the world.

A new app note discusses the various methods used to mount a wafer in a cryogenic probe station, and compares the advantages and disadvantages of each.

App note on how to use 8600 Series VSM to measure the vector components of magnetization and torque curves for magnetically anisotropic materials