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  • Bordeaux SAM Layer from Samuel Lesko and Mickael Febvre

    Mickaël did interesting demo for Bordeaux prospect. He obtained high resolution data in liquid over floating polymer chain on top of mica. The polymer chains form SAM layer on top of grafted molecules on mica. The key conclusions are: - ScanAsyst instantly showed great resolution (100 nm scan size) in easy way compared to what user was able to
    Posted to Peak Force Tapping (MediaGallery) by Stephen Minne on Mon, Jan 11 2010
  • MultiMode8 Brochure - Low Resolution

    The MultiMode® is the world’s most field-proven scanning probe microscope (SPM), with thousands of systems installed worldwide. Its success is based on its superior resolution and performance, its unparalleled versatility, and its proven record of productivity and reliability. Now, the MultiMode 8, featuring Veeco’s proprietary ScanAsyst™
    Posted to Peak Force Tapping (MediaGallery) by Stephen Minne on Thu, Dec 24 2009
  • MultiMode8 Brochure - High Resolution

    The MultiMode® is the world’s most field-proven scanning probe microscope (SPM), with thousands of systems installed worldwide. Its success is based on its superior resolution and performance, its unparalleled versatility, and its proven record of productivity and reliability. Now, the MultiMode 8, featuring Veeco’s proprietary ScanAsyst™
    Posted to Peak Force Tapping (MediaGallery) by Stephen Minne on Thu, Dec 24 2009
  • ScanAsyst Brochure - Low Resolution

    ScanAsyst™ is the world’s first imaging mode with automatic image optimization technology for atomic force microscopy (AFM). This patent-pending innovation frees researchers from the task of adjusting scan parameters, such as setpoint, feedback gains, and scan rate. Intelligent algorithms continuously monitor image quality to make appropriate
    Posted to Peak Force Tapping (MediaGallery) by Stephen Minne on Thu, Dec 24 2009
  • ScanAsyst Brochure - High Resolution

    ScanAsyst™ is the world’s first imaging mode with automatic image optimization technology for atomic force microscopy (AFM). This patent-pending innovation frees researchers from the task of adjusting scan parameters, such as setpoint, feedback gains, and scan rate. Intelligent algorithms continuously monitor image quality to make appropriate
    Posted to Peak Force Tapping (MediaGallery) by Stephen Minne on Thu, Dec 24 2009
  • PeakForce QNM Brochure - Low Resolution

    PeakForceTM QNMTM is a patent-pending, groundbreaking atomic force microscope (AFM) imaging mode that provides AFM researchers unprecedented capability to quantitatively characterize nanoscale materials. It maps and distinguishes between nanomechanical properties, including modulus and adhesion, while simultaneously imaging sample topography at high
    Posted to Peak Force Tapping (MediaGallery) by Stephen Minne on Thu, Dec 24 2009
  • PeakForce QNM Brochure - High Resolution

    PeakForceTM QNMTM is a patent-pending, groundbreaking atomic force microscope (AFM) imaging mode that provides AFM researchers unprecedented capability to quantitatively characterize nanoscale materials. It maps and distinguishes between nanomechanical properties, including modulus and adhesion, while simultaneously imaging sample topography at high
    Posted to Peak Force Tapping (MediaGallery) by Stephen Minne on Thu, Dec 24 2009
  • PeakForce QNM Brochure

    PeakForce QNM is a groundbreaking atomic force microscope (AFM) imaging mode that provides AFM researchers unprecedented capability to quantitatively characterize nanoscale materials. It maps and distinguishes between nanomechanical properties, including modulus and adhesion, while simultaneously imaging sample topography at high resolution. PeakForce
    Posted to Brochures & Data Sheets (MediaGallery) by Stephen Minne on Wed, Dec 16 2009
  • MultMode 8 Brochure

    Posted to Brochures & Data Sheets (MediaGallery) by Stephen Minne on Wed, Dec 16 2009
  • ScanAsyst Brochure

    ScanAsyst is the world’s first imaging mode with automatic image optimization technology for atomic force microscopy (AFM). This patent-pending innovation frees researchers from the task of adjusting scan parameters, such as setpoint, feedback gains, and scan rate. Intelligent algorithms continuously monitor image quality to make appropriate parameter
    Posted to Brochures & Data Sheets (MediaGallery) by Stephen Minne on Wed, Dec 16 2009
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