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Sourcemeter is electronic test equipment that measures and logs precise voltage and current data. It is used to collect information with high accuracy, ideal for current-voltage (I-V) characterization, semiconductor testing, and testing devices with both positive and negative current source values.

The system works by clamping the sample, and subjecting it to a low frequency force. Processing of the electrical signals from the sample, and comparison with a built-in reference, enables the system to give a direct reading of d33 – one of the most useful parameters in evaluating the material. This is a material coefficient representing charge per unit force in the direction of polarisation.

To analyse samples (solid as well as liquid) including organic and inorganic compounds, biological samples, optical materials, and photovoltaics in a wavelength range from 185 to 1400 nm in combination with the optional dual detector integrating sphere ISR-2600Plus.

To produce accurate and reliable results across a diverse range of applications such as identification of product contaminants, analysis of fuels, lubricants, petrochemicals, gaining deeper insights into properties of novel and advanced materials

To perform the electrochemical measurements in extreme conditions such as organic electrolytes, soil, concrete etc. Possesses high voltage potentiostat /galvanostat with a compliance voltage of 100 V and maximum current of 250 mA (10 A with BOOSTER10A).

To study the reactions at high temperatures ( upto 1700° C).