SPM-2
Asylum-2 MFP-3D Coax AFM
Nanofabrication Facility
MAKE
Asylum Research
MODEL
MFP-3D
LOCATION
LISE B58
Equipment Description and Usage: Un-compromised AFM Performance on an Inverted Optical Platform. The MFP-3D Coax AFM is a high-performance Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) designed for different research applications, including physics, materials science, polymers, chemistry, nanolithography, bioscience, and quantitative nanoscale measurements. It is a versatile AFM that combines molecular resolution imaging and pN force-based measurements on an inverted fluorescent optical microscope with a high speed camera. Combined with its ultra-low noise performance and unprecedented precision and accuracy, the MFP-3D Coax has raised the bar for AFM instrumentation in different CNS research areas.
Major Functions:
* AC, Contact modes with 5 channels of imaging out-put
* Conductive AFM imaging (ORCA)
* Magnetic Force Microscopy (MFM) in variable magnetic filed
* Scanning Capacitance Microscope (SCM) with coax tip module (under development)
* Nanolithography and manipulation
* Combination of AFM/ and fluorescence optical microscope with high speed camera
* Advanced force measurements
Click here to view this tool in the CNS virtual reality model.
A mandatory two hours class Introduction to Scanning Probe Microscopy is required before attending any specific training for this machine.
Jason Tresback
jtresback@cns.fas.harvard.edu
primary contact
Jiangdong Deng
jdeng@cns.fas.harvard.edu