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    Hiden Analytical’s PSM is a plasma probe that measures some of the key plasma parameters and offers detailed information regarding plasma reaction chemistry.
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    Probes for CONTACT/SEMICONTACT modes CSG30 series, resonant frequency 26-76kHz, force constant 0.6-2 N/m. Specially designed for the applications when it's not clearly defined which mode should be...
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    Super sharp diamond-like carbon (DLC) tips with typical curvature radius 1nm are extremely useful for obtaining high resolution on objects with sizes of several nanometers. DLC tips have very long...
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    The Pointprobe is a versatile silicon AFM probe for very high resolution imaging and fits to all well-known commercial SPMs (Scanning Probe Microscopes). It consists of a single crystal silicon...
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    The Pyrex-Nitride probes have silicon nitride cantilevers with very low force constants and integrated oxide sharpened, pyramidal tips with a height of 3.5 µm. The tip is located 4µm behind the free...
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    SensaProbes are highly recommended for early stage scans and student use. Applied NanoStructures SensaProbes can be used for tapping and contact mode and force modulation applications.
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    Applied Nanostructures Doped Diamond Probes offers a unique combination of hardness and conducting tip. These probes are nanofabricated using highly doped single crystal silicon with unparalleled...
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    Applied Nanostructures silicon nitride probes contains the world's first truly hybrid probes. They are also the only commercially available probes that allow for high resolution imaging in fluid...
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    Applied Nanostructures silicon probes are available in different configurations such as long and short cantilever for tapping and non-contact mode applications, multi-cantilever probes for force...
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    Carbon Design Innovations' (C|D|I) carbon core high-resolution probes (CCHR) atomic force microscopy (AFM) start with a core carbon nanotube (CNT) that is then further processed and stabilized with...

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