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Application Notes
Practical Volume Resistivity Measurements Application Note
Learn about practical volume resistivity measurements with the Monroe 272A Portable Surface Resistivity/Resistance Meter.
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Surface Resistivity Measurements Of Narrow Tape Samples Application Note
Discussion of surface resistivity measurements of narrow tape samples using the Monroe 272A.
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AC-feedback Electrostatic Voltmeter Measurements Application Note
This application note describes a set of conditions required to achieve maximum accuracy for tests conducted with an AC-feedback ESVM.
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AC-Feedback Electrostatic Voltmeter Operation Application Note
This application note describes the principle of Trek AC-feedback technology.
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Current Electrostatic Measurement Techniques Application Note
This application note reviews some of the basic electrostatic principles in order to give the reader a necessary understanding to make accurate electrostatic measurements.
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Installation of Trek 555P Series Probes in Vacuum Applications Technical Note
Description of the installation of Trek 555P Series Probes in Vacuum Applications
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Installation of Trek 3450 Probe in Vacuum Applications Technical Note
Reviews the installation of Trek 3450 probe in vacuum applications
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Installation of Trek 3453ST and 3455ET Probes in Vacuum Applications Technical Note
Description on how to install Trek 3453ST and 3455ET Probes in Vacuum Applications
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Installation of Trek 6300 Series Probes in Vacuum Applications Technical Note
Description of how to install Trek 6300 series probes in vacuum applications
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Isoprobe® Accuracy Limitations Application Note
An overview of how intense sources in close proximity to the probe aperture can influence the electrostatic field at the sensitive aperture and cause errors.
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