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Atomic Force Microscope

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Asylum Research’s new MFP-3D Origin atomic force microscope (AFM) has full upgrade potential to the MFP-3D and its complete range of environmental and advanced application accessories.

The MFP-3D features closed-loop precision, high-resolution imaging and low-noise force measurements. The MFP-3D Origin includes advanced modes such as nanolithography, the proprietary Dual AC mode and piezoresponse force microscopy. Additional advanced functionality is available for optional modes such as conductive AFM, AM-FM viscoelastic mapping for nanomechanical analysis, scanning tunnelling microscopy and scanning thermal microscopy.


Photonics Spectra
Sep 2013
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