Voltage Gating & Microscopic Observation for Measuring Optical Properties

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Start date Jul 16, 2013
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Voltage gating can be integrated with microscopic observation to measure the optical properties of samples while varying their electrical parameters. The experimental setup would likely involve a microscope equipped with appropriate optics and a voltage application system that can precisely control the electrical conditions of the sample. Potential challenges may include ensuring that the voltage does not interfere with the optical measurements or damage the sample. Additionally, synchronization between the voltage changes and the imaging process is crucial for accurate data collection. This approach could provide valuable insights into the relationship between electrical and optical properties in materials.

Jul 16, 2013

Talker1500

Hi,

I'm wondering if there's any possible way to do voltage gating to a sample while observing it with a microscope, in order to measure its optical properties while changing its electrical parameters.

Thanks

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Where do you expect problems?

Jul 17, 2013

Talker1500

I dont, I'm just asking what would be the experimental setup for this kind of study

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