Tapping mode atomic force microscopy provides good resolution in imaging applications, but it still requires a time-consuming initial configuration and features quite low scanning velocity. In this paper we present a new dynamic mode in which the cantilever gets excited by a feedback loop containing a saturation function. The proposed scheme is then analysed in the frequency domain and simulated against the standard set-up, showing good performance and elimination of some of the known drawbacks. Preliminary results in experiments confirm the effectiveness of this operating mode
While conventional techniques in dynamic mode atomic force microscopy typically involve the excitati...
Atomic force microscopy (AFM) uses a scanning process performed by a microcantilever probe to create...
An Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) explores the topography of a sample surface using a micro-sized fle...
The paper presents a new atomic force microscopy setup where the cantilever gets excited by a positi...
The need for investigating the properties of new materials at nanoscale level continuously pushes th...
Many investigations have focused on steady-state nonlinear dynamics of cantilevers in tapping mode a...
In this paper, the most widely used mode of atomic force microscopy imaging where the cantilever is ...
In tapping-mode AFM, the steady-state characteristics of microcantilever are extremely important to ...
In this paper we use harmonic balance and averaging techniques to analyze the tapping mode dynamics ...
This work proposes a novel self-sensing tapping-mode atomic force microscopy operation utilizing cha...
The monitoring of the deflection of a micro-cantilever, as the end of a sharp probe mounted at its e...
Abstract — The paper presents a new Atomic Force Mi-croscopy setup where the cantilever gets excited...
The tapping mode is one of the mostly employed techniques in atomic force microscopy due to its accu...
This work is a theoretical investigation of the stability of the non-linear behavior of an oscillati...
When operating the Atomic Force Microscope in tapping mode it is possible to decrease the quality fa...
While conventional techniques in dynamic mode atomic force microscopy typically involve the excitati...
Atomic force microscopy (AFM) uses a scanning process performed by a microcantilever probe to create...
An Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) explores the topography of a sample surface using a micro-sized fle...
The paper presents a new atomic force microscopy setup where the cantilever gets excited by a positi...
The need for investigating the properties of new materials at nanoscale level continuously pushes th...
Many investigations have focused on steady-state nonlinear dynamics of cantilevers in tapping mode a...
In this paper, the most widely used mode of atomic force microscopy imaging where the cantilever is ...
In tapping-mode AFM, the steady-state characteristics of microcantilever are extremely important to ...
In this paper we use harmonic balance and averaging techniques to analyze the tapping mode dynamics ...
This work proposes a novel self-sensing tapping-mode atomic force microscopy operation utilizing cha...
The monitoring of the deflection of a micro-cantilever, as the end of a sharp probe mounted at its e...
Abstract — The paper presents a new Atomic Force Mi-croscopy setup where the cantilever gets excited...
The tapping mode is one of the mostly employed techniques in atomic force microscopy due to its accu...
This work is a theoretical investigation of the stability of the non-linear behavior of an oscillati...
When operating the Atomic Force Microscope in tapping mode it is possible to decrease the quality fa...
While conventional techniques in dynamic mode atomic force microscopy typically involve the excitati...
Atomic force microscopy (AFM) uses a scanning process performed by a microcantilever probe to create...
An Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) explores the topography of a sample surface using a micro-sized fle...