3D Misorientation of Cantilevers and Its Impact in Friction Force Microscopy

  • Michal G
  • Lu C
  • Kiet Tieu A
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Abstract

The use of AFM in nanotribology is limited by our capacity to fully estimate the cantilever's properties. Especially, cantilever's stiffness plays a major part in the estimation of the contact forces. In this paper, we look at the 3D misorientation of a perfect triangular cantilever in static. The analysis was carried using Finite Element Analysis to estimate the stiffness matrix at the tip end. Results show a small influence of the misorientation in bending. However misorientation along the torsion axis has a notable impact on the estimation of lateral forces and introduce a mechanical cross-talk that can influence machine's measurement.

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Michal, G., Lu, C., & Kiet Tieu, A. (2009). 3D Misorientation of Cantilevers and Its Impact in Friction Force Microscopy. In Advanced Tribology (pp. 564–565). Springer Berlin Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-03653-8_182

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