M81-SSM and Lake Shore MeasureLINK™ software

Lake Shore MeasureLINK™ optional PC software is an easy, non-programming way to coordinate sophisticated electrical measurements as source or environment parameters change over time.

• Install application packs
  • They provide access to temperature, field, and electrical instrumentation drivers
• Build a system configuration that includes all of the instruments in the experiment
  • Monitor and control the instruments from the Monitor pane
• Build a sequence using drag-and-drop components to control temperature, field, and electrical parameter sweeps
• Collect data from the experiment and export it to your favorite analysis tool
• Need to build an experiment that isn’t fully supported? No problem, simply build a similar drag-and-drop sequence and export it to a custom programming environment for final customizations. No problem is too complex to handle.

The MeasureLINK interface

Example measurement sequence

In a temperature-dependent electrical measurement, Step 1 would be to set up a discrete temperature loop, with start, end, and step temperature values.

Step 2: Configure the electrical source sweep, which includes specifying the instrument, source mode (voltage or current, source shape [DC or AC]), followed by the loop configuration parameters, such as sweep variable (amplitude, frequency, or offset) and related start, end, and step parameters.

Step 3: Add an electrical measurement step. Start execution and then collect the data in a table for easy export to your favorite analysis program.