AFM | Probe Fundamentals, Selection, and Applications | Bruker
The selection of the proper probe is one of the most important decisions when performing an AFM measurement. It can make the difference between groundbreaking results or hours of lost time-to-data. When making a probe selection, one is faced with a cornucopia of options and this decision may feel daunting. In this webinar, the information and probe knowledge used by AFM experts to select a probe is presented. We will begin with the role of the probe in an AFM measurement; covering the fundamentals of an AFM probe such as cantilever stiffness and frequency, probe shape and probe material and coatings. Then an in-depth, application specific, presentation of probes for common experiments. Topics covered include probes for high resolution and high speed imaging; biological AFM, electrical AFM, nanomechanical AFM and Tip Enhanced Raman (TERS). Lastly, several methods for probe cleaning will be discussed. -- 🔬AFM Expertise Built Into Every Probe: https://www.brukerafmprobes.com/ 📲Stay connected with us! Twitter: / brukernano LinkedIn: / bruker-nano-inc- 🔥Keep apprised of recent research with AFMs: https://www.bruker.com/en/products-an... #Bruker #AFM #Probes #Webinar

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