LAKEWOOD SEMICONDUCTOR

The Company specializes in carrier lifetime measurements for private industry of university research programs. Our primary tool is resonant coupled photoconductivy decay (RCPCD). This tool was invented and developed at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) by R. K. Ahrenkiel in the late 1990s and is still a primary characterization tool there. RCPCD is used routinely by staff to measure carrier lifetime for in-house and subcontract researchers. Lakewood Semiconductors will work with those organizations that are not eligible for NREL measurement support. We work on a contract basis usually set up on a cost/sample basis. We are able to perform these contactless measurements on a wide variety of samples of arbitrary size and shape... The second sample chamber from the left houses the microwave reflection photoconductive decay apparatus (µPCD). Our system uses a 10 GHz oscillator and a standard microwave splitter to measure the light generated reflection signal.

Also known as: Lakewood Semiconductor LLC

Primary location: Lakewood United States