Higher Physics Lab Electronics

HALL EFFECT SK006

 

Exp-1 To determine Hall Voltage (p or n type).
Exp-2 To determine Hall Coefficient.
Exp-3 To determine the type of Charge carrier.
Exp-4 To determine Charge Density of carriers.
Exp-5 To determine the Resistivity of a given sample.
Exp-6 To determine the mobility of charge carriers.
Exp-7 To determine the Hall angle .

  • Modular and Compact set up as compared to others which are too bulky.
  • Compact Electromagnet made of U-core with yoke having low loss lamination.
  • Power Supply for all general purpose applications.
  • Stackable power supply, current source and gauss meter.
  • Electrical safety tested.
  • Hall coefficient.
  • Conductivity.
  • Mobility.
  • Conduction band.
  • Charge density.

Principle and Working:
When a conductor through which current is flowing, is placed in the magnetic field, a potential difference is generated between two opposite edges of the conductor in the direction mutually perpendicular to both the field and the conductor. This potential developed is Hall voltage & the phenomenon is called Hall effect.
In the present setup, the crystal mount on PCB is placed perpendicular to the pole pieces. Magnetic field is produced by electromagnet operated by 0-16V, 5A power supply. Field intensity measured by gauss meter with radial gauss probe. A constant current is passing through the crystal and hall voltage measured via multimeter.

Contents:

Cat. No. Item Name Qty.
SR021 Hall Effect apparatus 1
SE079 Power Supply 1
SEA58 Constant current source 1
SEA20 Digital Gauss meter 1
SE067 Digital Multimeter 1
SN200 Flexible Plug leads 50cm, Black 1
SN201 Flexible Plug leads 100cm, Black 2
SN203 Flexible Plug leads 50cm, Red 1
SN204 Flexible Plug leads 100cm, Red 2
SN206 Flexible Plug leads 50cm, Yellow 1

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