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Design of V-shaped cantilevers for enhanced multifrequency AFM measurements

Mehrnoosh Damircheli and
Babak Eslami

Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2020, 11, 1525–1541, doi:10.3762/bjnano.11.135

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Figure 1: Schematic of V-shaped cantilevers with different geometrical parameters.

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Figure 2: Tip trajectory of a V-shaped cantilever interacting with a Au sample (L = 85 µm, [Graphic 4] = 15 µm, b_ref = 8...

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Figure 3: Ratio of second eigenmode to first eigenmode as a function of the length of V-shaped cantilevers fo...

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Figure 4: Second eigenmode phase difference between Au and PS versus setpoint for a given cantilever length. ...

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Figure 5: Ratio of second eigenmode to first eigenmode as a function of the triangle base width (b) of V-shap...

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Figure 6: Second eigenmode phase difference between Au and PS as a function of the setpoint for a given canti...

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Figure 7: Ratio of second eigenmode to first eigenmode versus each arm’s width ( [Graphic 17] ) of V-shaped cantilevers for...

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Figure 8: Phase difference of the Second eigenmode between Au and PS as a function of the setpoint for a give...

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Figure 9: Ratio of second eigenmode to first eigenmode versus thickness (t) of V-shaped cantilevers for: freq...

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Figure 10: Second eigenmode phase difference between Au and PS as function of the setpoint for different canti...

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Figure 11: Amplitude versus frequency response: (a) 1st eigenmode frequency tune curve of the long V-shaped ca...

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Figure 12: Simulation results of three commercial cantilevers in bimodal AFM done on Au and PS polymers. Verti...

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Figure 13: Bimodal AFM images of Au–PS samples. Left column: MULTI75G, middle column: TR400Long, right column:...

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Figure 14: Bimodal AFM images of PS-LDPE samples. Left column: MULTI75G, middle column: TR400Long, right colum...

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Published 06 Oct 2020

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Imaging of viscoelastic soft matter with small indentation using higher eigenmodes in single-eigenmode amplitude-modulation atomic force microscopy

Miead Nikfarjam,
Enrique A. López-Guerra,
Santiago D. Solares and
Babak Eslami

Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2018, 9, 1116–1122, doi:10.3762/bjnano.9.103

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Figure 1: Generalized Maxwell or Wiechert mechanical model diagram representing the relationship between stre...

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Figure 2: Numerical simulations corresponding to a parabolic AFM tip tapping on a polyisobutylene surface, de...

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Figure 3: Polystyrene thin-film topography images for AM-AFM using the fundamental eigenmode (a), AM-AFM usin...

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Published 06 Apr 2018

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Trade-offs in sensitivity and sampling depth in bimodal atomic force microscopy and comparison to the trimodal case

Babak Eslami,
Daniel Ebeling and
Santiago D. Solares

Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2014, 5, 1144–1151, doi:10.3762/bjnano.5.125

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Figure 1: (a) and (b) topography and phase images, respectively, of a Nafion^® membrane acquired in the attrac...

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Figure 2: Simulations of maximum indentation and peak force (see section Methods below for details on the num...

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Figure 3: Bimodal experiments with varying second eigenmode amplitude for a Nafion^® membrane (the images corr...

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Figure 4: Illustration of the ideal response of a harmonic oscillator [22]. (a) Amplitude and phase vs excitation...

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Figure 5: Simulated behavior of the first eigenmode phase as a function of free amplitude (a) and cantilever ...

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Figure 6: Morphology change of the topographical feature highlighted in Figure 1a for different imaging conditions. (a...

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Figure 7: Scan line profiles along the dashed line indicated in Figure 6a for the images shown in Figure 6a (attractive), Figure 6b (rep...

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Published 24 Jul 2014

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