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EnglishWe report on a scanning tunnelling microscope equipped with a piezoelectric inertial slider micropositioner. For any orientation, the proposed device allows an approach down to the tunnelling distance from the tip. The approach process is fully automated by a personal computer that generates the driving signals. Continuous motion at a speed of 5 mm s-1 and single-step advancement down to 50 Å are obtained. The microscope, due to its mechanical symmetry and rigidity, can operate with atomic resolution, using a few stage vibration isolation stacks. The instrument can easily be modified to operate as an atomic force microscope with a fibre-optic-interferometer displacement sensor.
BORDONI F, DE GASPERIS G, DI BATTISTA S, & SCHIRRIPA SPAGNOLO G (1994). A scanning tunnelling microscope with a piezoelectric-driven inertial slider. SENSORS AND ACTUATORS. A, PHYSICAL, 45, 173-178.
| Titolo: | A scanning tunnelling microscope with a piezoelectric-driven inertial slider | |
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| Data di pubblicazione: | 1994 | |
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| Citazione: | BORDONI F, DE GASPERIS G, DI BATTISTA S, & SCHIRRIPA SPAGNOLO G (1994). A scanning tunnelling microscope with a piezoelectric-driven inertial slider. SENSORS AND ACTUATORS. A, PHYSICAL, 45, 173-178. | |
| Abstract: | We report on a scanning tunnelling microscope equipped with a piezoelectric inertial slider micropositioner. For any orientation, the proposed device allows an approach down to the tunnelling distance from the tip. The approach process is fully automated by a personal computer that generates the driving signals. Continuous motion at a speed of 5 mm s-1 and single-step advancement down to 50 Å are obtained. The microscope, due to its mechanical symmetry and rigidity, can operate with atomic resolution, using a few stage vibration isolation stacks. The instrument can easily be modified to operate as an atomic force microscope with a fibre-optic-interferometer displacement sensor. | |
| Handle: | http://hdl.handle.net/11590/132808 | |
| Appare nelle tipologie: | 1.1 Articolo in rivista |
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