Laboratories
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Detector Characterization Laboratory
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Magneto-Optical Laboratory Our laboratory for IR spectroscopy is mainly used for photoluminescence measurements at low temperatures in magnetic fields
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Technological Laboratory Technological laboratory prepares monocrystals of semiconductors CdTe and (CdZn)Te by method of cooling the liquid in vertical temperature gradient.
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Galvanomagnetic Laboratory
Equipment and technical specifications:
Infrared Fourier transform spectrometer Bruker IFS 66/S with spectral range 80–13 000 cm-1
Superconducting solenoid Oxford Instruments for optical measurements, the split coils design allows experiments in Faraday as well as Voigt configuration in magnetic field up to 11.5 T, temperature range 1.6–300 K
Cryostat Cryovac-Konti for low temperature luminescence mapping equipped with x-y movement in the range 50x50 mm2. Spatial resolution of x-y movement is below 0.001 mm. The sample is placed in vacuum
Continous flow cryostat Leybold, temperatures 4.2–300 K
Semiconductor laser, 633 nm, output power 25 mW
He-Ne laser, 633 nm, output power 8 mW
Laser diode, 675 nm, output power 4 mW
Argon laser, 488 and 514 nm, output power up to 100 mW