Ferroelectric Testers & Analyzers

Ferroelectric characterization systems evaluate the fundamental physics of spontaneous polarization, domain switching kinetics, and reliability limits in ferroelectric, multiferroic, and piezoelectric materials. Precise extraction of remanent polarization (Pr), coercive field (Ec), and internal bias requires isolating intrinsic ferroelectric switching from parasitic dielectric loss and thermally activated leakage currents.

Engineered with virtual-ground electrometry, microsecond high-voltage breakdown clamping, and automated PUND (Positive-Up Negative-Down) pulse sequencing, the MatMeas ferroelectric portfolio provides comprehensive characterization of P-E hysteresis loops, fatigue degradation, and pulse switching. The instrumentation architecture encompasses dedicated thin-film and FeRAM device characterization (FEAI-1000 with 250 pC charge resolution and ±100V excitation) through to wide-temperature, high-voltage ceramic testing (FMS-1000 with -160°C to 450°C thermal control and ±10kV amplifier integration).