Atomic Force Microscope (AFM)
General Information
Short name: AFM Bruker
Device name: DIMENSION icon XR Bruker
Manufacturer: Bruker Corporation
Installation location: P8 cleanroom
Delivery date: 19.06.2023
Device description:
Atomic force microscopy (AFM) is a versatile imaging technique used to map the topography and study the material's properties on a nanoscale. AFM uses a very sharp probe, which is scanned across the sample and interacts with its surface. The interaction between the probe and the sample surface gives rise to either attractive or repulsive forces. These forces provide information about surface topography. Depending on the measurement mode used, different information, such as the surface topography of force-displacement curves, can be obtained.
Specifications
Imaging Modes: Contact, Tapping, PeakForce Tapping
X/Y Scan Range (µm): ≤ 90 × 90
Z Range (µm): ≥ 12
System Drift: < 200 pm/min
Sample Size: ≤210 mm in diameter, ≤ 15 mm thick
Motorized Position: 150 × 180 mm inspectable area with manually rotating chuck; 2 μm repeatability, unidirectional; 3 μm repeatability, bidirectional
Optics: Auto focus and digital zoom; < 1 μm resolution; viewing area is 180 to 1465 μm