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Calibration of quartz tuning fork spring constants for non-contact atomic force microscopy: direct mechanical measurements and simulations

Jens Falter,
Marvin Stiefermann,
Gernot Langewisch,
Philipp Schurig,
Hendrik Hölscher,
Harald Fuchs and
André Schirmeisen

Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2014, 5, 507–516, doi:10.3762/bjnano.5.59

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Figure 1: Determination of the geometric dimensions of a quarts tuning fork (Micro Crystal, type DS26 used fo...

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Figure 2: Photograph of the experimental setup. Not shown in the picture is the micrometer screw 1, which pus...

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Figure 3: Diagram of a “push” experiment to measure the stiffness of the free prong of a “qPlus” sensor by th...

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Figure 4: Image of the geometric model reflecting the geometry of an actual “qPlus” sensor. The model include...

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Figure 5: FEM simulation of von Mises stress. Analysis of the stress caused by the bending of the free prong....

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Figure 6: Diagram showing the results of the FEM simulation as a function of the shift of the origin. While f...

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Figure 7: Comparison between the beam formula, experimental measurements and FEM simulation with the force di...

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Figure 8: Comparison between tip on side (TOS) and tip on top (TOT) configurations as possible origin of the ...

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Figure 9: FEM simulation result displaying the influence of a tilted tungsten wire on the resulting spring co...

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Figure 10: Comparison of the spring constants from experiment with FEM simulations and calculations using the ...

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