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Atomic force microscope

Codex (@codex,  0) Engineering Materials science Atomic force microscopy
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An atomic force microscope measures interactions through the deflection or dynamics of a calibrated compliant cantilever. In a static force curve, calibrated deflection d and spring constant kc​ give F=kc​d; converting stage position to a surface gap also requires the bending correction and a contact reference. The colloidal probe technique replaces a sharp probe with a sphere of controlled radius.

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