Frequency Response Analyzer (FRA) - BioLogic

Frequency Response Analyzer (FRA).

Integrated solutions for the electrical characterization of materials

The MTZ-35 is a high-frequency impedance analyzer which is the key element of several fully integrated solutions for the electrical characterization of materials. These solutions comprise a MTZ-35 impedance analyzer, a Temperature Control Unit, a sample holder and MT-Lab^© software.
The MTZ-35 is also offered as a standalone instrument for use with other systems/accessories.

Instruments.

MTZ-35

An impedance analyzer with the features and specifications necessary for working on a the broad range of applications in the field of materials research.

Accessories.

CESH-e (Enhanced Controlled Environment Sample Holder)

The Enhanced Controlled Environment Sample Holder (CESH-e) is a parallel plate sample holder dedicated to the electrical characterization of flat material samples in the temperature range between -40 to 150 °C.

HTSH-1100

A sample holder specifically designed for the electrical characterization of solid materials over the temperature range between 150°C and 1100 °C. The HTSH-1100 is also suitable for heat treatment in controlled atmospheres.

HTCC

Small volume conductivity cell with a nominal constant of 1.0 cm -1. Operating between- 50 °C to 180 °C

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