Welcome to the Donald A. Glaser Advanced 111 B Experimentation Laboratory

Welcome to the Donald A. Glaser Advanced Instrumentation Laboratory

Professor Donald A. Glaser was a master of experimental sciences throughout his career. Born in Cleveland and educated at Case Institute of Technology, he earned a doctorate at Caltech and taught at the University of Michigan before accepting a post at UC Berkeley in 1959. Early in his career, Dr. Glaser experimented with ways to make the workings of sub-atomic particles visible. For this resea...

Welcome to Journal of Membrane Science and Research

Lab 4 - JFET Circuits I

References: [1] Microelectronic Circuits, Sedra & Smith [2] Chapter 5 Microelectronic Circuits 5th Solutions Manual Sedra & Smith [3] Art of Electronics Student Manual, [4]Hayes & Horowitz Chapter 3 The Art of Electronics, Horowitz & Hill [4] Chapter 3 JFET Reading [5]this is a big file so download it. Other References [6] Curve Tracer Information at bottom of page Curve TRACER Manual [7] Physi...

Laboratory-based Characterization of Heteroepitaxial Structures: Advanced Experiments Not Needing Synchrotron Radiation

It is demonstrated that a complex X-ray characterization of semiconductor films epitaxially grown on metal oxide buffer layers and Si(111) substrates is possible using laboratory-based equipment. This is demonstrated with epi-Germanium on Pr2O3 as buffer material. Pole figure measurements prove that epi-Ge layers grow nearly completely single crystalline with exactly the same in-plane orientati...

Welcome to Automated Experimentation: a new open access journal

Modern experimental science provides more opportunities for yet larger series of experiments. Demand for experimental results also has become more diverse, requiring results that have direct connections to systems outside the laboratory. With this has come an ability to automate many areas of experimental science, not only the experiments themselves but also the larger processes that contribute...