5 electronic measurement pitfalls you’ve probably forgotten about…

Kevin Carmichael, of Lake Shore Cryotronics, has authored a paper outlining common errors that can be made during precision electronic measurements. Whether you are new to electronic device measurements or a pro, you’ll want to avoid these pitfalls to prevent:

• Voltage errors
• Current leakage
• Ground loops
• Field-induced interference
• Source-related noise

To read more about how to do this, download 5 Electronic Measurement Pitfalls You Learned About in School But Probably Forgot.

About the Author

Kevin Carmichael is Senior Marketing Product Manager for Lake Shore Cryotronics responsible for material characterisation systems and instrumentation. This includes the company’s new line of high-performance, simple-to-use MeasureReady™ I/V sources for engineers and scientists requiring a very precise, low-noise source of current or voltage in the lab.

October 31, 2017 | Categories: Astronomy, Cryogenics & Low Temperature Physics, Detectors & Instrumentation, Lasers & LED Systems, Materials Research | Tags: current, electronic, error, field, ground loop, interference, Lake Shore Cryotronics, measurement, noise, voltage | Leave a comment