Enlarged atomic force microscopy scanning scope: Novel sample-holder device with millimeter range

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Abstract

We propose a homemade sample-holder unit used for nanopositionning in two dimensions with a millimeter traveling range. For each displacement axis, the system includes a long range traveling stage and a piezoelectric actuator for accurate positioning. Specific electronics is integrated according to metrological considerations, enhancing the repeatability performances. The aim of this work is to demonstrate that near-field microscopy at the scale of a chip is possible. For this we chose to characterize highly integrated optical structures. For this purpose, the sample holder was integrated into an atomic force microscope. A millimeter scale topographical image demonstrates the overall performances of the combined system. © 2007 American Institute of Physics.

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Sinno, A., Ruaux, P., Chassagne, L., Top̧u, S., Alayli, Y., Lerondel, G., … Royer, P. (2007). Enlarged atomic force microscopy scanning scope: Novel sample-holder device with millimeter range. Review of Scientific Instruments, 78(9). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.2773623

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