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Model 8404 Hall measurement system from Lake Shore

In this video Brad Dodrill of Lake Shore Cryotronics Inc., provides an explanation of traditional Hall measurements. Hall measurement using an AC field is also explained. An overview of the difference between the AC and DC field hall measurements is also given.

Run Time – 5:19min

Model 8404 Hall Measurement System Overview

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