Bruker fastscan manual

The Dimension FastScan Pro delivers the highest metrology-level speed and performance of any industrial AFM available today. The system enables automated or semi-automated measurements while ensuring the utmost ease of use and the lowest cost per measurement for quality control, quality assurance, and failure analysis. Recommended for use with Bruker Dimension FastScan AFM. Combines a tip with 1 nm nominal end radius, moderate N/m spring constant, and high resonance frequency of kHz in fluid to provide reliable highest resolution imaging at high imaging rates with up to 8 kHz PeakForce Tapping actuation. This manual. Figure 1: The FastSCANTM Cobra system with numbered components. FastSCAN 3 Optional Items Mechanical Stylus Optical Stylus. 4 FastSCAN Computer Requirements Windows Vista or XP (SP2) 32 or 64 bit OS, or Windows SP4. 1 GHz Intel Pentium III or greater.

The Dimension FastScan Pro delivers the highest metrology-level speed and performance of any industrial AFM available today. The system enables automated or semi-automated measurements while ensuring the utmost ease of use and the lowest cost per measurement for quality control, quality assurance, and failure analysis. John Thornton from Bruker shows us their Dimension Fastscan system. This is claimed to be the fastest scanning AFM on the market. It can operate in contact. With an unrivalled suite of imaging modes available, Bruker has an AFM technique for every investigation. Built on the backbone of core imaging modes—Contact Mode and Tapping Mode—Bruker offers AFM modes that allow users to probe their samples’ electrical, magnetic, or materials properties. Bruker’s innovative new PeakForce Tapping.

年3月15日 The system is based on a Dimension FastScan-Bio AFM (Bruker, manually but some microscopes are motorized and can be aligned from the. 年9月3日 Document Revision History: DImension Manual. Revision. Date. Section(s) Affected Figure a Fast Scan Linearization: Mag0. 年10月27日 Setting the Extender Electronics for Dimension or MultiMode The number of lines scanned per second in the fast scan (X-axis on.