The student conducted a hall effect measurement experiment using a testing sample provided by the laboratory staff and prepared a slide presentation for their professor. They demonstrated the manual hall effect measurement and how it differs from the automatic method. The sample contained different types of silicon with varying orientations. They concluded that the automatic hall effect is easier than the manual method because the equipment requires a suitable magnetic field and current, and the sample must be thin to make proper contact.
The student conducted a hall effect measurement experiment using a testing sample provided by the laboratory staff and prepared a slide presentation for their professor. They demonstrated the manual hall effect measurement and how it differs from the automatic method. The sample contained different types of silicon with varying orientations. They concluded that the automatic hall effect is easier than the manual method because the equipment requires a suitable magnetic field and current, and the sample must be thin to make proper contact.
The student conducted a hall effect measurement experiment using a testing sample provided by the laboratory staff and prepared a slide presentation for their professor. They demonstrated the manual hall effect measurement and how it differs from the automatic method. The sample contained different types of silicon with varying orientations. They concluded that the automatic hall effect is easier than the manual method because the equipment requires a suitable magnetic field and current, and the sample must be thin to make proper contact.
The student conducted a hall effect measurement experiment using a testing sample provided by the laboratory staff and prepared a slide presentation for their professor. They demonstrated the manual hall effect measurement and how it differs from the automatic method. The sample contained different types of silicon with varying orientations. They concluded that the automatic hall effect is easier than the manual method because the equipment requires a suitable magnetic field and current, and the sample must be thin to make proper contact.
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