journal article·2005-12

Overview of the Metrological Scanning Probe Microscopes at PTB

H. U. Danzebrink, G. Dai, F. Pohlenz, G. Wilkening

Microscopy and Microanalysis· Volume 11· Issue S03
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Abstract

Quantitative dimensional measurements of micro- and nanometre-sized structures are urgently required from science and industry. Due to their very high vertical resolution (down to sub nanometres) and high lateral resolution (<10 nm) scanning probe microscopes (SPMs) are of great interest for such metrological applications. Additionally, SPM methods are able to measure surfaces in a number of modes like contact, intermittent-contact and non-contact mode. The forces between tip and sample are low during the measurement and, even in contact mode, reach only a few nanonewtons. This fact prevents scratching of the measured surface during the SPM scanning procedure even when very sharp tips are used.
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OpenAlex topics: Force Microscopy Techniques and Applications · Surface and Thin Film Phenomena · Advanced Materials Characterization Techniques

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