Characterization of Attocube Nanopositioners for Vibration
This report describes a series of vibration tests performed on nanopositioners manufactured by the company Attocube. Our goal was to determine if a cantilever mounted in a holder on top of an XYZ nanopositioner vibrated more than the Brownian motion of the cantilever at 4 K. We know that when the ca...
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