Precision Measurement Laboratory

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The Boston University Precision Measurement Laboratory is a multi-user facility that combines materials property characterization through EDS analysis and cathode luminescence along with surface morphology characterization through utilizing the SEM and AFM capabilities.

Photonics Faculty and Photonics Graduate Students only: To learn more about training on e-beam writing, please review the Shared Laboratory Usage Policy. For self-users, please download and retain a copy of the Zeiss E-Beam Writing Super User Qualification Form.

Addresses:
Materials Property Characterization
8 Saint Mary’s St., Room B25, Boston, MA 02215, Tel: (617) 353-9945
Surface Morphology Characterization
8 Saint Mary’s St., Room B19, Boston, MA 02215, Tel: (617) 353-9044
Lab Manager: Ms. Anlee Krupp, ahk@bu.edu

Materials Property Characterization Equipment

Instrument Make Model
Scanning Electron Microscope JEOL JSM-6100
Energy Dispersive X-Ray Spectrometer Oxford ISIS
Cathode Luminescence Detection System Gatan MonoCL2

Surface Morphology Characterization Equipment

Instrument Make Model
Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscope Zeiss SUPRA 40VP
Scanning Probe Atomic Force Microscope Digital Instruments (VEECO) Dimension 3100
PicoForce Scanning Probe Microscope VEECO Metrology PicoForce

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