Product Details

Měřicí stanice pro oblast organické elektroniky

Created: 2016

English title
Measurement station for organic electronics
Type
functional specimen
License
Use of the result by another entity is possible without acquiring a license (the result is not licensed)
License Fee
The licensor does not require a license fee for the result
Authors
Keywords

Organic electronics, measurement station, controlled environment, embedded
system, remote access, automation, LabView.

Description

In order to facilitate the execution of various time-demanding measurement and
parameters analyses of circuit elements within the domain of organic electronics,
where the materials exhibiting high sensitivity to the impact of ambient
environment are commonly used, experimental measurement station was designed and
physically constructed as a joint collaboration with the research team of prof.
Weiter from FCH at Brno University of Technology. With the suggested target
applications in mind the measurement station itself is offering the opportunity
to perform the necessary measurement in protective atmosphere.

Furthermore, there was also implemented a substantial automation of particular
tasks including the export of obtained data in a form of tabular or graphical
representation. Besides the low-level control electronics and hardware elements
of the resulting setup important feature of the measurement station is given by
the availability of system created in LabView environment, which allow the users
to control the measurement station in a remote way without the need of personal
presence in clean room halls, where the station is situated. This aspects
significantly contributes to the efficient way of performing the whole range of
various relevant tasks.

Location

Ústav fyzikální a spotřební chemie, Fakulta chemická VUT v Brně, Purkyňova 118, 612 00 Brno

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Projects
Unconventional Design Techniques for Intrinsic Reconfiguration of Digital Circuits: From Materials to Implementation, MŠMT, COST CZ (2011-2017), LD14055, start: 2014-05-05, end: 2017-05-31, completed
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