Nano-Observer II: AFM for Nanoscale Imaging

The Nano-Observer II is a state-of-the-art Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) that blends remarkable performance, adaptability, and ease of use. It offers a range of capabilities for nanoscale imaging and characterization and is intended for both novice and expert users.

Nano-Observer II: Revolutionizing Nanoscale Research with Advanced AFM Technology

Video Credit: CSInstruments

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Key Features

AutoScan Software: Easier and Faster Automated Scanning

  • Three clicks produces high-quality images
  • Electronic control and automated setup for more straightforward operation
  • Advanced users benefit from comprehensive functions and parameter settings

User-Friendly Design

  • Small AFM head with a system of pre-positioned tips
  • Simple optical path and sample access
  • The tip/sample area’s top and side views for an effective pre-approach procedure

Advanced Technology Integration

  • 24-bit low-noise USB controller
  • Low noise integrated lock-in features that improve phase detection, EFM/MFM/KFM, or PFM
  • Advanced imaging modes include HD-KFM, ResiScope, and Soft Intermittent Contact (Soft-IC)

High-Performance Scanning

  • Low-noise, high-resolution scanning capabilities
  • Large-small area scans without changing the scan head
  • Consistent resolution across all scan sizes

Advanced Modes

ResiScope III

Sample: Polymer battery. Mode: Soft ResiScope. Scan size: 60 microns Signal: Current from 2 pA to 3 µA

Sample: Polymer battery. Mode: Soft ResiScope. Scan size: 60 microns Signal: Current from 2 pA to 3 µA. Image Credit: CSInstruments

  • Electrical resistance is measured across ten orders of magnitude (102 to 1012 ohms)
  • High sensitivity for in-depth examination of the electrical characteristics of materials
  • Applications in advanced materials science, semiconductors, and photovoltaics

HD-KFM III (High Definition Kelvin Force Microscopy)

Sample: Graphene. Mode: HD-KFM .Scan size: 20 microns

Sample: Graphene. Mode: HD-KFM .Scan size: 20 microns. Image Credit: CSInstruments

Sample: Metallic structure embedded on epoxy. Mode: 1. Topography 2. HD-KFM dC/dZ Scan size

Sample: Metallic structure embedded on epoxy. Mode: 1. Topography 2. HD-KFM dC/dZ Scan size. Image Credit: CSInstruments

  • Creates new benchmarks for mapping surface potential
  • Improved spatial resolution and sensitivity
  • Ideal for 2D materials, semiconductors, and polymers

Soft IC Mode - The 3rd AFM Mode

  • Blends dynamic potential of resonant modes with the accuracy of contact AFM
  • Ideal for delicate and soft materials
  • Detailed mechanical and electrical measurements with minimal sample disturbance
  • Includes Soft Meka, Soft PFM, Soft ResiScope and Soft SThM

Soft MEKA

  • Soft IC mode extension for accurate mechanical property measurements
  • High-resolution mapping of stiffness and adhesion
  • Particularly useful for soft or fragile samples

Soft PFM

  • Integrates Piezoresponse Force Microscopy (PFM) with Soft IC
  • Simultaneous mechanical and electrical measurements
  • Perfect for thorough material analysis with little effect on the sample

Soft SThM Mode

  • Soft IC mode extension for accurate thermal property measurements

Application Fields

  • Photovoltaics
  • Electrochemistry
  • Corrosion Studies
  • Nanomechanical Analysis
  • Materials Science
  • Semiconductor Research
  • Polymer Studies
  • Biological Samples
  • 2D Materials Characterization

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