Resistance Measuring Instrument - Company Ranking(17 companyies in total)
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【Lineup】 ■RT-70V/RG-7C ■RT-70V/RG-5 ■RT-70V/RG-7S ■RT-70V/TS-7D *For more details, please contact us or download the catalog. | For more details, please contact us or download the catalog. | ||
【Measurement Specifications】 ■Measurement Targets: Films, glass, paper materials, etc. In principle, any sample can be measured as long as it falls within the measurement range. - Thin film materials (ITO, TCO, etc.) - Low-E Glass - Carbon nanotubes, graphene materials - Metal materials (nanowires, grids, meshes) - Others ■Measurement Size: Can be measured regardless of size or thickness (Must be larger than the measurement spot size of each probe) 〔Measurement Spots〕 - Non-destructive probe (eddy current type): Φ25mm - Contact probe (4-point probe type): 9mm ■Measurement Range - Non-destructive probe (eddy current method): 0.5–200Ω/sq - Contact probe (4-point method): 0.1–4000Ω/sq *For more details, please contact us or download the catalog. | For more details, please contact us or download the catalog. | ||
Non-contact resistance measuring instrument with easy operation via PC control ◆ Space-saving design with simple operation and data processing using a computer ◆ Non-contact eddy current method allows measurement without causing damage ◆ Exchangeable sensor combination of Middle and High based on measurement range (Low sensor option also available) ◆ Temperature compensation function (for silicon wafers) ● Target wafer sizes: 3 inches to 8 inches, or up to 140mm square (options: 2 inches or 12 inches compatible, square substrates larger than 140mm) (*) For further details, please contact us. | Silicon wafers, GaAs epitaxial layers, GaN, GaN, GaP, InP, ITO films, metal films, etc. | ||
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Contact Resistance Tester "RT-70V Series"
- overview
- 【Lineup】 ■RT-70V/RG-7C ■RT-70V/RG-5 ■RT-70V/RG-7S ■RT-70V/TS-7D *For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
- Application/Performance example
- For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
Contact Resistance Tester "DUORES"
- overview
- 【Measurement Specifications】 ■Measurement Targets: Films, glass, paper materials, etc. In principle, any sample can be measured as long as it falls within the measurement range. - Thin film materials (ITO, TCO, etc.) - Low-E Glass - Carbon nanotubes, graphene materials - Metal materials (nanowires, grids, meshes) - Others ■Measurement Size: Can be measured regardless of size or thickness (Must be larger than the measurement spot size of each probe) 〔Measurement Spots〕 - Non-destructive probe (eddy current type): Φ25mm - Contact probe (4-point probe type): 9mm ■Measurement Range - Non-destructive probe (eddy current method): 0.5–200Ω/sq - Contact probe (4-point method): 0.1–4000Ω/sq *For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
- Application/Performance example
- For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
Resistance rate / Sheet resistance measuring instrument [NC-10]
- overview
- Non-contact resistance measuring instrument with easy operation via PC control ◆ Space-saving design with simple operation and data processing using a computer ◆ Non-contact eddy current method allows measurement without causing damage ◆ Exchangeable sensor combination of Middle and High based on measurement range (Low sensor option also available) ◆ Temperature compensation function (for silicon wafers) ● Target wafer sizes: 3 inches to 8 inches, or up to 140mm square (options: 2 inches or 12 inches compatible, square substrates larger than 140mm) (*) For further details, please contact us.
- Application/Performance example
- Silicon wafers, GaAs epitaxial layers, GaN, GaN, GaP, InP, ITO films, metal films, etc.
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