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DNA Sample
Resonant/Oscillating Mode
Gentle, High-Resolution Imaging for Diverse Samples
Resonant or Oscillating Mode AFM, also known as Tapping Mode or Dynamic Mode, is a versatile and widely used Atomic Force Microscopy technique. This mode offers high-resolution imaging with minimal sample interaction, making it ideal for a broad range of materials, from soft biological samples to hard semiconductor surfaces.
Key Features
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High-Sensitivity Phase Contrast: Detect subtle variations in material properties.
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Wide Bandwidth Frequency: Accommodate various cantilever types and sample requirements.
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Integrated Lock-in Amplifier: Ensure precise amplitude and phase measurements.
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Low Contact Forces: Minimize sample damage and tip wear.
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Versatile Imaging: Suitable for both soft and hard samples.
Spherulites,
Scan size 20µm x 20 µm
Proteins,
Scan size 2 µm x 2 µm
Benefits of Oscillating Mode AFM
Hexagonal structure
Scan size 3 µm x 3 µm​
Collagens,
Scan size 5µm x 5 µm
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Superior Resolution: Our advanced implementation offers high spatial resolution and sensitivity.
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User-Friendly Interface: Intuitive software makes Oscillating Mode AFM accessible to both experts and beginners.
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Versatility: Easily switch between Oscillating Mode and other AFM modes for comprehensive sample characterization.
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Expert Support: Our team of specialists provides ongoing support and training.
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Cutting-Edge Research: Stay at the forefront of nanoscale characterization with our continuously updated technology.