Electrical materials characterization station: a thesis in Electrical Engineering

Eric  C Tardif

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Electrical materials characterization station: a thesis in Electrical Engineering

Eric C Tardif

Master of Science (MS), University of Massachusetts Dartmouth

1992

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https://doi.org/10.62791/20575

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An automated characterization station used for measurement of the electrical properties of materials is presented. This test station is used in conjunction with a sophomore level course in electrical materials science. An in-depth discussion of the laboratory's theory of operation, hardware, and software is presented.

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Title: Electrical materials characterization station: a thesis in Electrical Engineering
Creators: Eric C Tardif
Contributors: Robert H Caverly (Advisor) - University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
Steven C Nardone (Committee Member) - University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
Dean J Schmiden (Committee Member) - University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
Number of pages: xx, 194 pages
Illustrations: illustrations
Table of contents: List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Introduction -- Theory of Operation -- Hardware -- Software Control -- Station Measurements -- Conclusion -- Appendix A : Adaptation and Calibration -- Appendix B : Schematics -- Appendix C : Subroutine Briefs -- Appendix D : EMSLAB.BAS Program Code -- References.
References: Includes bibliographical references (pages 193-194).
Awarding Institution: University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
Degree Awarded: Master of Science (MS)
Degree in: Electrical Engineering
Academic Unit: Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Language: English
Resource Type: Thesis
DOI: https://doi.org/10.62791/20575
Record Identifier: 9914528898501301