Brand: Oxford Instruments | Category: Nanotechnology
The MFP-3D built for bioscience, integrating AFM with optical microscopy on an inverted stand without compromising imaging resolution, force measurement performance or application versatility. Z range is 15 um as standard with a 40 um extended option, and deflection noise is typically below 8 pm against a guaranteed figure below 20 pm. It runs alongside brightfield, phase contrast, epifluorescence, confocal, TIRF, FRET, FCS and FRAP optical techniques.
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Nanosurf lists Stage Solutions among its industrial AFM offerings as customised stage systems built around a customer's requirements. The published page names manual and motorised stages with up to five axes, safety integration, customised AE, software integration and automation. Applications given are production scale quality control and production scale research and development, sub-nanometre surface characterisation of highly polished concave and convex glass, and large optics for short wavelength applications and synchrotron mirrored surfaces.
The more capable member of the MFP-3D family, described by Oxford Instruments as an extremely versatile and high performance research AFM ready for almost any field of research. Published scan range is 120 um in XY with 15 um in Z, and a 40 um Z range is available as an option.
A tip-scanning research atomic force microscope for work in air and in liquid, from single molecules and virus capsids to 2D materials and semiconductors. CleanDrive photothermal cantilever excitation keeps operation stable in liquid and enables WaveMode off-resonance imaging.