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For general purpose imaging we recommend ScanAsyst-AIR probes because their low spring constants and sharp tips provide the best high-resolution imaging on soft samples without damaging tips or samples. To enable quantitative modulus mapping, some deformation of the sample is necessary. For stiffer samples...
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What is the physical meaning for “Inphase”, “Quadrature” channels in ScanAsyst mode?
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What is the Z resonance?
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could it be used also for electrical (coulombian) forces, like in KPM?
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How best to optimize the scan rate for these new modes? How fast can they go?
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Is ScanAsyst a software? Any hardware changes with current tapping mode to use ScanAsyst?
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Can the new modes, ScanAsyst and PeakForce QNM use regular tapping probes or are special probes required?
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Are there any sample types where you would recommend using standard tapping or contact mode instead of peak force tapping
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Scan Asyst and PeakForce QNM on Bioscope II - Possible?
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How do these modes compare to non-contact mode?