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AFM Scans!
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What is Atomic Force Microscopy?
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DIY "Macro-AFM" and real AFM
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Macro-AFM overview
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Cantilever displacement sensing
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Scanning on the Macro-AFM
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Tricky aspects of scanning probe microscopy
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Topographic result of lattice scan
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Traditional AFMs are big
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MEMs scanner on the nGauge
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Scan: Tungsten Carbide insert
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Scan: Ablated aluminum
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Scan: Gage block
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Conclusion
Description:
Explore the fascinating world of Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) in this 23-minute video. Learn about the principles behind AFM through a DIY "macro-AFM" demonstration, then witness a real AFM (nGauge AFM from ICSPI) in action with various scans. Discover how AFM complements Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) and excels in precise heightmaps, easy scanning, and diverse related techniques. Follow along as the video covers topics such as cantilever displacement sensing, tricky aspects of scanning probe microscopy, and MEMs scanners. Observe practical applications through scans of tungsten carbide inserts, ablated aluminum, and gage blocks, gaining insights into this powerful imaging technique used in scientific research and material analysis.

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