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MDTA,
mDTA
MFM
Magnetic
Force Microscopy
Appl.
Phys. Lett. 50, 1455 (1987).
Manipulation
Force Microscopy
The
manipulation force microscope is a novel atomic force
microscope adapted to measuring the force necessary
to displace micron-size samples adhering to surfaces.
It has successfully characterized the adhesion of
both proteins and living cells to substrates. This
instrument enables measurement of samples not previously
accessible to atomic force microscopes.
Rev. Sci. Instrum. 70, 2769 (1999).
MFP
mode
MRFM
Magnetic
Resonance Force Microscopy.
MSTM
MTMA,
m TMA Micro-Thermo
Mechanical Analysis
Micro-Thermo
Mechanical Analysis (µTMA) senses changes in a
material's mechanical properties by monitoring probe
displacement as a function of temperature Maxwell-stress
microscopy
The
advantage of Maxwell-stress microscopy comes
from the use of the second-harmonic electric-field-induced
oscillation of the cantilever for controlling the
tip-surface distance. This scheme automatically establishes
a point of reference for electrical measurements in
terms of the tip-surface capacitance, thereby insuring
that the observed contrast is always free from the
influences of the sample topography.
J. Vac. Sci. Technol. B 14, 2105 (1996).
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