The Hall Effect set up should provide all operating parameters for the samples and displays the Hall voltage, sample current as well as the sample temperature. The doped Germanium samples should beused to measure the Hall-voltage as a function of the sample current, the magnetic flux density and the sample temperature.
Experiment Examples that should be possible Measurement of Hall voltage as a function of
For n and p – doped germanium crystals. a) Determination of density and mobility of charge carriers
Specification: Hall Current: 0 – 10 mA, Hall Voltage: 0 – 200 mV, Temperature: Ambient – 50°C,
Crystal: n – type and p – type lightly doped Germanium (Ge) Field density: 0 – 5 ± 5% KG
Components included: Hall Effect Control Unit – 1 No
Current: 0 – 10 mA
Voltage: 0 – 200 mV
Display: 20 x 4 Alpha Numeric LCD Sample control Holder with Rigid Base – 1 No
Material: Anodized Aluminium alloy Gauss Probe Holder with Mount – 1No
Digital Gauss Meter (Range: 0-20 K Gauss) – 1 No
Hall Effect Catridge Material: n and p type lightly doped Germanium (Ge) Quantity: 1 no. each
Electromagnet Max magnetic field: 5K Gauss (at 20mm pole space) Quantity: 1 no.
Constant Current Power Supply, Output Current: 0 – 3.5 A Quantity: 1 no.
Accessories: Connecting Cables, User Manual