Materials Science
Materials science delves into the design and characterization of advanced materials with particular functions or properties by meticulously analyzing materials at the molecular, atomic, and subatomic levels.
Optically Detected Magnetic Resonance (ODMR)
Optically detected magnetic resonance (ODMR) is a powerful technique widely used in quantum sensing, magnetic field measurement, and material analysis.
Read moreMaterials sciences delves into the design and characterization of advanced materials with particular functions or properties by meticulously analyzing materials at the molecular, atomic, and subatomic levels. Innovations in materials sciences are crucial to meet specific technological requirements and industrial needs in a wide variety of sectors, including electronics, aerospace, and renewable energy.
The importance of material sciences lies in the potential to revolutionize industries with advanced materials with higher performance or novel functionalities for developing next-generation instrumentation.
Swabian Instruments’ Time Taggers are utilized for time-resolved (TCSPC) experiments that facilitate the investigation of the dynamic properties of materials, such as charge carrier lifetimes in semiconductors, photoluminescence decays due to carrier mobilities, or laser-induced phase transitions, contributing to the development of more efficient electronic and photonic devices.