Bruker Nanoscope V Multimode 8 (#2) with optional high-speed scanning
87 Shepherd Labs
Specifications:
- Small sample SPM, ~1x1 cm maximum size, must be adhered (e.g., double-stick tape) to magnetic AFM disk for scanner coupling
- Nikon video microscope with Nanoscope-based digital image acquisition
- Open loop scanning only (150 x 150 x 5 µm); ambient.
- Software Nanoscope 9.7 providing up to 8 data acquisition channels for imaging, 3 channels in spectroscopy (force curves, etc.).
- Fast force volume and PeakForce QNM for adhesion, stiffness, dissipation, indentation, modulus and other “higher order” images; optional full data cube acquisition in peak force (force volume data type in both cases); up to 4 kHz Z cycling
- Lift-mode based electromagnetic imaging with mV-regime transducer sensitivity. Includes: (i) EFM (under bias, sense electrostatic force gradient) and MFM (use magnetized tip, sense magnetic force gradient) via either raw phase or frequency shift (phase-shift-nulling feedback on variable frequency); and (ii) KFM (Kelvin probe, meaning surface potential via amplitude-nulling feedback on variable tip bias)
- Nano-K Biscuit passive vibration isolation platform.
- 3 lock-in amplifiers, Q control, contact resonance
Accessories:
- High speed option (special cantilever holder)
- Intermodulation Products AB IMP AFM attachment with IMP Software Suite 2.8
- open-loop small scanner (10 x 10 x 3 µm) for highest lateral resolution (lowest noise floor)
- BNC breakout box (in addition to front panel BNC’s on Nano V controller)
- Cryo-microtome for cross sectioning samples. Double-D clamp for mounting faced samples for AFM (minimal vertical clearance for Multimode, must microtome to <1mm extending stub). (Optional floating of thin-section samples onto flat substrates.)