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Israel's NANONICS is the industry's leading brand that combines near-field optical microscope (NSOM) technology and atomic force microscope (AFM) technology, and is one of the most experienced companies in this category of products. Coupled with its strong system integration capabilities, all material characterization analysis is integrated on one experimental platform, and the following types of imaging analysis experiments can be performed immediately or simultaneously including:
★ NSOM
★ AFM
★ Confocal Imaging
★ Thermal couple Imaging
★ Thermal Resonance Imaging
★ Electrical Conductance
★ Kelvin Probe Microscopy
★ Piezo Force Microscopy
★ Magnetic Force Microscopy
★ Electrical Force Microscopy
★ Scanning Electr0-Chemical Microscope (SECM)
★ AFM-Raman
MultiView 1000
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MV 1000 Product brochure can be downloaded here
Unprecedentedflexibility andperformance
Ease of use designed for quick setup with any background. Compatible with NanoToolKit of probes including all
Standard packages include magnetic force microscopy (MFM) and electrostatic force microscopy (EFM); more advanced modes including
Complete opticalaccess toscanning probe
Unique geometry leaves the optical axis free both above and below the sample for integration with upright, inverted, and dual optical (both upright and inverted) microscopy configurations
Nanonics provides a wide variety of probes that are compatible with the MultiView 1000 including glass, cantilevered probes, thermal probes, electrical and magnetic probes (electrochemical probes, coax probes, glass insulated wire probes), all
Largest CommerciallyAvailable ZScan Range
The large
Overall, the MultiView 1000 is a robust and versatile SPM system that allows the user to zoom, with overlapping fields of view, from the lowest resolution of conventional far-field imaging to the higher resolution of confocal microscopy, and finally, to the ultimate resolution of AFM and NSOM.
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