ANITA—An active vibration cancellation system for scanning probemicroscopy

The high sensitivity of scanning probe microscopes poses a barrier to their use in noisyenvironments. Vibrational noise, whether from structural or acoustic sources, can manifestas relative motion between the probe tip and sample, which then appears in the probeposition (“Z”) feedback as it tries to...

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Hauptverfasser: Pabbi, L, Binion, A R, Banerjee, R, Dusch, B, Shoop, C B, Hudson, E W
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subjects Accelerometers
Acoustic noise
Cancellation
Feedback loops
Microscopes
Refrigeration
Scanning probe microscopes
Scanning probe microscopy
Scientific apparatus & instruments
Sound sources
Vibration
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