Understanding and characterizing matter with high sensitivity and resolution in its three dimensions, in interaction with different environments, statically or dynamically and as far as possible in a non-destructive way remains one of the main challenges ofnanotechnologies. We have proposed to overcome the existing limitations of non destructive methods by developing techniques capable of measuring local changes ofproperties in materials. Based on atomic force microscopy, an acoustic microscope (UA-AFM) and a local microwave microscope (LMMS) have been developed for the non-destructive detection of defects, phase changes that can range from nanometer tomicrometer in size, detection of chemical elements, measurement of diffusion of lightchem...
The work presented in this thesis is applied to the characterization of mechanical properties by aco...
The acoustic microscope, which utilizes focused ultrasound at hundreds of megahertz or even a few gi...
Since acoustic microscopy was first invented by Quate and Lemons,1 many workers in the field have bu...
The atomic force microscope (AFM) is a powerful tool for the characterization of organic and inorgan...
The interest of the scanning acoustic microscope previously demonstrated in the biomedical field is ...
Characterization of defects with micro- and nanometer sizes, local variations in materials propertie...
Acoustic microscopy enables you to image and measure the elastic properties of materials with the re...
An acoustic microscope with mechanical scanning and piezoelectric film transducers for the input and...
Acoustic microscopy not only allows imaging of sample surfaces with high spatial resolution but also...
The scanning acoustic microscope operating in water with a frequency of 2.5 GHz (wavelength 6000 Å) ...
Les techniques de microscopies hyperfréquences à balayage en champ proche connaissent un intérêt gra...
The paper will give a brief overview on techniques that have been developed or are in progress for h...
An acoustic microscope with mechanical scanning and piezoelectric film transducers for the input and...
According to Abbe's limit, the lateral resolution of microscopes is restricted to approximately one ...
Advanced Scanning Probe Microscopy techniques combine Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) with ultrasound....
The work presented in this thesis is applied to the characterization of mechanical properties by aco...
The acoustic microscope, which utilizes focused ultrasound at hundreds of megahertz or even a few gi...
Since acoustic microscopy was first invented by Quate and Lemons,1 many workers in the field have bu...
The atomic force microscope (AFM) is a powerful tool for the characterization of organic and inorgan...
The interest of the scanning acoustic microscope previously demonstrated in the biomedical field is ...
Characterization of defects with micro- and nanometer sizes, local variations in materials propertie...
Acoustic microscopy enables you to image and measure the elastic properties of materials with the re...
An acoustic microscope with mechanical scanning and piezoelectric film transducers for the input and...
Acoustic microscopy not only allows imaging of sample surfaces with high spatial resolution but also...
The scanning acoustic microscope operating in water with a frequency of 2.5 GHz (wavelength 6000 Å) ...
Les techniques de microscopies hyperfréquences à balayage en champ proche connaissent un intérêt gra...
The paper will give a brief overview on techniques that have been developed or are in progress for h...
An acoustic microscope with mechanical scanning and piezoelectric film transducers for the input and...
According to Abbe's limit, the lateral resolution of microscopes is restricted to approximately one ...
Advanced Scanning Probe Microscopy techniques combine Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) with ultrasound....
The work presented in this thesis is applied to the characterization of mechanical properties by aco...
The acoustic microscope, which utilizes focused ultrasound at hundreds of megahertz or even a few gi...
Since acoustic microscopy was first invented by Quate and Lemons,1 many workers in the field have bu...