Objectives of the Experiment
● Measuring of the Hall voltage as function of the control current at a constant magnetic field: determination of the density and mobility of charge carriers.
● Measuring of the Hall voltage as function of the magnetic field at a constant control current: determination of the Hall coefficient.
How it works
A rectangular strip of n-semiconductor is placed in a uniform magnetic field B, if a control current I flows through the rectangular shaped sample, an electrical voltage (Hall voltage) is set up perpendicular to the magnetic field B and the current I due to the Hall effect.
Features
● Stable magnetic field
Detachable and can be used for other experiments, individual components, which can widen the application field.
● Open structured n-semiconductor
Then-semiconductor is connected to the circuit board directly and is clearly seen by students.
● Tunable detector
Adjustable racks and positioning stages can easily change the position of the n-semiconductor in the magnetic field i f needed.
● Independent and universal power supply module
The power supplies which contr l the current and electromagnet are all are all universal and they can be used in other experiments too.
Typical Result
The Hall voltage versus magnetic field at a constant control current.
The Hall voltage versus control current at a constant magnetic field.
Order Information
Description |
Model# |
Qty. |
Hall Effect Apparatus |
BEM-5708 |
1 |
U-Core Electromagnetic Coil, 1A, 1000 turns |
BEM-5022 |
1 |
Track, L400mm |
BEM-5201-04 |
1 |
Optical Carrier, W50mm |
BEM-5204-50 |
2 |
Adjustable Post Holder, Travel=25mm |
BEM-5205-25 |
2 |
Post, L90mm |
BEM-5209-09 |
2 |
Hall Probe Unit, n-Semiconductor (GaAs) |
BEM-5028 |
1 |
Teslameter,0-2000mT,Accuracy is 0.1mT |
BEM-5032 |
1 |
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