We present a fast, high yield, low cost method for the production of scanning probes with aligned carbon nanotubes protruding from the ends. The procedure is described and images of undercut films are used to demonstrate the improved probe quality for topography measurements. A magnetophoretic model of the attachment and alignment processes is discussed
Carbon nanotubes (CNT) are among the candidates for atomic force microscopy probes for use in high a...
Previous studies have shown that when using carbon nanotubes (CNTs) as tapping-mode AFM probes, thei...
Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) offer great potential for advanced sensor development due to the unique elec...
We present a fast, high yield, low cost method for the production of scanning probes with aligned ca...
Carbon nanotubes, which have intrinsically small diameters and high aspect ratios and which buckle r...
High aspect ratio carbon nanotubes are ideal candidates to improve the resolution and lifetime of at...
Carbon nanotubes are considered to be an ideal imaging tip for atomic force microscopy (AFM) applica...
A simple and reliable catalyst patterning technique combined with electric-field-guided growth is ut...
Atomic force microscopes (AFM) are commonly used to map the surface structure and topography of diff...
In this work PeakForce tapping (PFT) imaging was demonstrated with carbon nanotube atomic force micr...
[[abstract]]This paper demonstrates the fabrication of a micro-cantilever equipped with a high aspec...
An easy and controllable method and system to attach a carbon nanotube to a scanning probe tip such ...
Carbon nanotubes (CNT) have exceptional mechanical strength at small diameters needed for measuring ...
Carbon nanotubes are potentially ideal atomic force microscopy probes because they can have diameter...
High aspect ratio carbon nanotubes are ideal candidates to improve the resolution and lifetime of at...
Carbon nanotubes (CNT) are among the candidates for atomic force microscopy probes for use in high a...
Previous studies have shown that when using carbon nanotubes (CNTs) as tapping-mode AFM probes, thei...
Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) offer great potential for advanced sensor development due to the unique elec...
We present a fast, high yield, low cost method for the production of scanning probes with aligned ca...
Carbon nanotubes, which have intrinsically small diameters and high aspect ratios and which buckle r...
High aspect ratio carbon nanotubes are ideal candidates to improve the resolution and lifetime of at...
Carbon nanotubes are considered to be an ideal imaging tip for atomic force microscopy (AFM) applica...
A simple and reliable catalyst patterning technique combined with electric-field-guided growth is ut...
Atomic force microscopes (AFM) are commonly used to map the surface structure and topography of diff...
In this work PeakForce tapping (PFT) imaging was demonstrated with carbon nanotube atomic force micr...
[[abstract]]This paper demonstrates the fabrication of a micro-cantilever equipped with a high aspec...
An easy and controllable method and system to attach a carbon nanotube to a scanning probe tip such ...
Carbon nanotubes (CNT) have exceptional mechanical strength at small diameters needed for measuring ...
Carbon nanotubes are potentially ideal atomic force microscopy probes because they can have diameter...
High aspect ratio carbon nanotubes are ideal candidates to improve the resolution and lifetime of at...
Carbon nanotubes (CNT) are among the candidates for atomic force microscopy probes for use in high a...
Previous studies have shown that when using carbon nanotubes (CNTs) as tapping-mode AFM probes, thei...
Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) offer great potential for advanced sensor development due to the unique elec...