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GLOBAL ATOMIC FORCE MICROSCOPE MARKET INTRODUCTION It is a device that uses the repelling electrical forces between a surface […]
It is a device that uses the repelling electrical forces between a surface and the tip of a microscope probe moving above the surface to scan the atomic-scale topography of a surface.
If you wish to measure exceedingly small samples with high levels of accuracy, the atomic force microscope is a potent tool that is invaluable.
The global atomic force microscope market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2022 to 2030.
An innovative autonomous atomic force microscope called the Park FX40 has been released by Park Systems. Atomic force microscope Park FX40 is the first AFM to fully automate all initial setup and scanning procedures.
The Dimension FastScanTM Atomic Force Microscope (AFM), which offers a significant improvement in increased imaging speed without compromising nanoscale resolution, was introduced by Bruker. When compared to other commercial AFM systems, the Dimension FastScan allows users to operate hundreds of times faster and produces findings in seconds or minutes as opposed to hours or days.
In the scientific, biological, semiconductor, data storage, and energy research areas, it establishes the new benchmark for performance and productivity in large-sample, atomic scale imaging.
The entry-level and advanced models of Hitachi’s portable and adaptable Atomic Force Microscopes, the AFM100 and AFM100 Plus systems, have been released, These tools are made for high-throughput R&D or quality control applications and are intended to be simple to use and extremely reliable.
The new Cypher L atomic force microscope was introduced by Oxford Instruments Asylum Research (AFM). The Cypher L was created for researchers that want fundamental AFM capabilities in research areas such polymers, 2D materials, quantum technology, and energy storage.
It is based on the highly regarded high-performance Cypher AFM platform. In comparison to competing AFMs in this market, the Cypher L offers performance that is close to the ultra-high performance of its Cypher S and Cypher ES family members while still being reasonably priced and available to conventional research funding sources.
The Cypher L is the first AFM running solely on the brand-new Asylum Research Ergo software platform, which offers a streamlined workflow and imaging automation for a more user-friendly interface.
Researchers may invest in a high-quality AFM platform and then upgrade to add new capabilities when they become necessary since the Cypher L is the only AFM in this market class that is particularly designed to be upgradeable.
A new atomic force microscopy measurement mode called WaveMode was introduced by Nanosurf at the Biophysical Society Annual Meeting. WaveMode, which is only accessible on Nanosurf’s DriveAFM, is the quickest force curve-based imaging mode with applications for all types of samples and situations.
It is the first commercially available off-resonance mode that can actuate the cantilever using photothermal energy rather than the more conventional piezo energy. This enables quick, stable, and gentle imaging.
