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atomic force microscope afm introduction the atomic force microscope afm was invented in1986 by binnig quate and gerber the afm raster scans a sharp probe over the surface of a ...

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    Atomic Force Microscope (AFM)
       Introduction
       The atomic force microscope (AFM) was invented 
       in1986 by Binnig, Quate and Gerber. 
       The AFM raster scans a sharp probe over the surface 
       of a sample and measures the changes in force 
       between the probe tip and the sample.
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     Working Concept
        The  physical  parameter  probed  is  a  force  resulting  from  different 
        interactions. 
        Thus, an AFM image is generated by recording the force changes as 
        the probe (or sample) is scanned in the x and y directions. 
        The  sample  is  mounted  on  a  piezoelectric  scanner,  which  ensures 
        three-dimensional positioning with high resolution.
         The force is monitored by attaching the probe to a pliable cantilever, 
        which acts as a spring, and measuring the bending or "deflection" of 
        the cantilever. 
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                        Principle
    • The AFM consists of a cantilever with a sharp tip (probe) at its end that is 
      used to scan the specimen surface. 
    • The  cantilever  is  typically silicon or silicon  nitride with  a  tip radius  of 
      curvature on the order of nanometers. 
    • When the tip is brought into proximity of a sample surface, forces between 
      the  tip  and  the  sample  lead  to  a  deflection  of  the  cantilever  according 
      to Hooke's law.
    • Depending  on  the  situation,  forces  that  are  measured  in  AFM  include 
      mechanical contact force, van der Waals forces, capillary forces, chemical 
      bonding, electrostatic forces.
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                      Working concept of AFM 
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       Basic set-up of an AFM
      
       The ability of an AFM to achieve near atomic scale 
       resolution depends on the three essential 
       components: 
       (1) a cantilever with a sharp tip, 
       (2) a scanner that controls the x-y-z position, and
        (3) the feedback control and loop.
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