Ferroelectronics Lab

Understanding and utilizing non-volatile properties of materials

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Facilities

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Growth Facilities

  • 2 Neocera PLD vacuum chamber
  • 2 KrF Excimer 248 nm laser for target ablation and PLD growth
  • High temperature tube furnace
  • Custom target prep. (mill, prep, sinter)

Characterization Facilities

  • Radiant Technologies Ferroelectric tester
  • Lakeshore vibrating sample magnetometer
  • Large field magnetoelectric and magnetic materials and device testing station.
  • Assortment of sourcemeters, nano voltmeters, lockins, arbitrary waveform generators, LCR meters, and oscilloscopes.
  • Department facilities – XRD, PPMS
  • (MC)2 facilities – SEM, TEM, AFM, XPS, APT
  • Probe station and electronics for electrical testing
2 KrF Excimer Lasers
Neocera PLD Chamber
Chalcogenides chamber
Vibrating sample magnetometer
Vibrating Sample Magnetometer
Probe station
Probe Station
AFM, PFM, MFM, Kelvin Probe Microscope
Fumehood
Wire Bonder
Magnetotransport Measurement System

News

  • New Publication! “Geometric defects induced by strain relaxation in thin film oxide superlattices.” November 10, 2022
  • New Publication! “Nanophotonic control of thermal emission under extreme temperatures in air” September 29, 2022
  • New Publication! “Germanium dioxide: A new rutile substrate for epitaxial film growth” September 1, 2022

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Our work is multidisciplinary. We employ concepts and tools from the fields of materials science, chemistry, physics and electrical engineering to develop new methods to investigate and engineer … Read More

News

New Publication! “Geometric defects induced by strain relaxation in thin film oxide superlattices.”

November 10, 2022 By Matt Webb

New Publication! “Nanophotonic control of thermal emission under extreme temperatures in air”

September 29, 2022 By Matt Webb

Contact

Ferroelectronics Lab
Address: 2030 H.H. Dow

T: (734) 763-6914
E: jtheron@umich.edu
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