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B2912a source meter

Manufactured by Agilent Technologies

The B2912A Source Meter is a precision instrument designed for electrical characterization. It can source and measure both voltage and current, providing accurate and reliable data for a variety of applications. The device offers a wide measurement range and can be used to test and evaluate electronic components, materials, and devices.

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Electrical Characterization of Nanoscale Devices

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The devices are measured in nitrogen atmosphere. Static characterization is performed via an Agilent B1500A Semiconductor Parameter Analyzer. Frequency performance was measured using a custom setup which includes an Agilent ENA Vector Network Analyzer and an Agilent B2912A Source Meter. More details on the setup can be found in Supplementary Information.
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Characterization of Optoelectronic Devices

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The UV–vis–NIR absorption spectra of solution samples were carried out with UV‐3600PLUS (SHIMADZU), and the film morphologies were characterized by Park XE‐7 AFM. The cross‐section SEM images were characterized by a Zeiss 500 with the extra high tension of 10 kV. TEM measurements were performed by a Tecnai G2 F20 S‐Twin system operated at 200 kV. The electrical current of the devices was measured by an Agilent B2912A source meter with a probe station located in glove box. The temperature measurements of field‐effect transistors were done in a Lakeshore TTPX probe station.
Steady‐state PL spectra were measured using the same confocal microscope but with 510 nm continuous‐wave laser as the excitation. TRPL experiments were performed using a confocal microscope (WITec, alpha‐300) as the collect device, and the emission signal was reflected into a streak camera (C10910, Hamamatsu) by Ag mirrors. The laser beam was focused on to the sample with a spot diameter of ≈3 µm from the top by an objective lens (50×, Zeiss, 0.75 NA), while PL emission was collected by the same objective lens.
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