AutoVA - Automated VCMA & AHE Measurement System

AutoVA - Automated VCMA & AHE Measurement System

AutoVA - Automated VCMA/(magnetoelectric coupling) - Anomalous Hall effect Measurement System.

The software is used to control :

  1. The E-field applied for the VCMA/Magnetoelectric coupling. (with the ramping function).
    1. The E-fields can have multi-variants - (dwelling, pulser).
  2. The electromagnetic filed.
  3. The Soure Measure Unit (SMU) to apply one bias-current, and meanwhile measuring the Hall Voltage. Hysteresis loops can be obtained by looping the electromagnetic field.

The software has following features:

AutoVA_1.0.0

  1. Compatible with a large amount of SMUs, and instruments
  2. Experiments procudures visualised
  3. GUI for graphing live data
  4. managing queues of experiments.
  5. Data auto-generation

AutoVA_1.0.1

The automated experiment time can be estimated and updated in real time.


AutoVA_1.0.2

The progressbar for single meaurement will be shown


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