Welcome to Micropower Devices/Systems & Nanomagnetics Group
MICROPOWER DEVICES/SYSTEMS & NANOMAGNETICS
  • About
  • Research
    • Micro Power generation
    • Power conversion for Microsystems
    • Nanostructured magnetic materials
  • Facilities
    • Sample Preparation
    • Structural Characterization Lab
    • Magnetic Characterization Lab
    • Vibration Energy Harvesting Setup
    • Tyndall Central Facility
    • Clean Room Facility
  • PUBLICATIONS
    • MEMS Vibrational Energy Harvesting
    • Power Supply on Chip
    • Materials Science
  • Group Members
    • Prof. Saibal Roy
    • Kankana Paul
    • Arindam Samanta
    • Kartik Sood
    • Alumni
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    • Recent awards
    • Prof Saibal Roy INSA Chair Prof.
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​Sample Preparation
​Structural Characterization Lab
Magnetic Characterization Lab
​Vibration Energy Harvesting Setup
​Tyndall Central Facility
​Clean Room Facility
SQUID (Superconducting quantum interference device) Magnetometer with variable temperature platform (1.4K-800K)
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Model – MPMS3
Vendor – Quantum design, USA
Installed – July, 2022.
Capabilities:  
  • Hysteresis loop up to 7T applied field at Room temperature as well as up to 1.4K.
  • Magnetisation Vs temperature from room temperature up to 1.4K.
  • AC susceptibility from Room temperature to 1.4K with a maximum ac field of 2.5Oe from 0.01Hz to 1.5KHz.
  • Curie temperature determination up to 1000K.
  • Measurement of small coercivity with ultra low field.
  • Powder as well as bulk samples (~5 mm wide) can be measured.
Wafer-Level (4” & 6”) Magnetic Hysteresis Loop Tracer
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Model – MESA 200 HF
Vendor – SHB Instruments, USA
Installed – Sept, 2006.
Capabilities:
  • Real time hysteresis loop measurement on blanket Si Wafer (4” & 6”) up to a field of 0.1T  
  • Real time hysteresis loop measurement on patterened Si Wafer (4” & 6”) up to a field of  0.1T
  • Real time determination of easy and hard anisotropy axis.
  •  Measurement of magnetostriction.
  • Measurement of anisotropy field.
Ryowa complex permeability spectra
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Model – PMM 9G
Vendor – Ryowa Electronics, Japan
Installed – Sept, 2006.
Capabilities:
  • Complex permeability characterization at Room temperature from 1MHz to 9GHz
  • Loss spectra up to 9GHz for a sample size 4mm X 0.8mm X 10mm
  • Transverse bias field measurement from 0 to 0.2T
Magnetic Force Microscopy
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Model - Dimension Edge with ScanAsyst
Vendor - Bruker, USA
Specifications: ​​
  • X-Y Scan - Range: 90 μm x 90 μm typical, 85 μm minimum​
  • Z Range -minimum: ​ 10 μm typical in imaging and force ramp modes, 9.5 μm ​
  • Vertical Noise Floor: <50pm RMS in appropriate environment, typical imaging bandwidth (up to 625Hz)
  • XY Position Sensor Noise Level (Closed Loop) :  <0.5nm RMS typical imaging bandwidth (up to 625Hz)
  • Z Position Sensor Noise Level (Closed Loop)​: <0.2nm RMS typical imaging bandwidth (up to 625Hz)​
  • Sample/Size/Holder : ​150mm vacuum chuck, 15mm thick; Up to 40mm thick with optional frame spacer
  • Motorized Positioning Stage (X-Y axis)​: ​150mm x 150mm inspectable area; Programmable for multi-site measurements
  • Microscope Optics: ​5-megapixel digital camera; 180μm to 1465μm viewing area; Digital zoom and motorized focus
  • Sample Temperature Control: -35°C to +250°C with optional heater/cooler accessory; Includes gas purging capability
  • XY Position Sensor Noise Level (Closed Loop) :  <0.5nm RMS typical imaging bandwidth (up to 625Hz)
  • Z Position Sensor Noise Level (Closed Loop)​: <0.2nm RMS typical imaging bandwidth (up to 625Hz)​
  • Sample/Size/Holder : ​150mm vacuum chuck, 15mm thick; Up to 40mm thick with optional frame spacer
  • Motorized Positioning Stage (X-Y axis)​: ​150mm x 150mm inspectable area; Programmable for multi-site measurements
  • Microscope Optics: ​5-megapixel digital camera; 180μm to 1465μm viewing area; Digital zoom and motorized focus
  • Sample Temperature Control: -35°C to +250°C with optional heater/cooler accessory; Includes gas purging capability
AFM Modes:​
  • Standard
  • Optional
Contact Mode, Lateral Force Microscopy, TappingMode™, PhaseImaging™, LiftMode, Magnetic Force Microscopy, Electric Force Microscopy, Dark Lift, Force Spectroscopy, Nanoindentation, Nanolithography, Adhesion, ScanAsyst
​Scanning Tunneling Microscopy, Conductive AFM, Tunneling AFM, Scanning Capacitance Microscopy, Surface Potential Microscopy, Piezoresponse Microscopy, Force Modulation Microscopy, Liquid Imaging, Thermal Analysis, Electrochemical AFM
Capabilities:
  • Streamlined Access to Top AFM Performance
  • Effective Solutions for Advanced Applications
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