Preamplifying cantilevers for dynamic atomic force microscopy
Benedikt Zeyen, Kumar R. Virwani, Bede Pittenger, Kimberly L. Turner
Abstract
Benedikt Zeyen, Kumar R. Virwani, Bede Pittenger, Kimberly L. Turner
Abstract
A cantilever type has been developed for dynamic force microscopy by the addition of a harmonic oscillator in the form of a paddle to atomic force microscopy cantilevers. These cantilevers provide resonant amplification of periodic interactions between the probe and the substrate when the laser is aligned on the paddle. The cantilevers were explored for their use in piezoresponse force microscopy. Application of the cantilevers for measurements on periodically poled lithium niobate ferroelectric material is presented. A comparison with commonly used cantilevers showed an as good as or better performance of the presented cantilevers.
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A cantilever type has been developed for dynamic force microscopy by the addition of a harmonic oscillator in the form of a paddle to atomic force microscopy cantilevers. These cantilevers provide resonant amplification of periodic interactions between the probe and the substrate when the laser is aligned on the paddle. The cantilevers were explored for their use in piezoresponse force microscopy. Application of the cantilevers for measurements on periodically poled lithium niobate ferroelectric material is presented. A comparison with commonly used cantilevers showed an as good as or better performance of the presented cantilevers.
Key concepts: Cantilever, Piezoresponse force microscopy, Non-contact atomic force microscopy, Atomic force acoustic microscopy, Materials science, Atomic force microscopy, Microscopy, Conductive atomic force microscopy