The electronic etching and characterization of Tungsten tips in preparation for production
Presenter Status
Faculty
Session
B-1
Location
CSH Room 108
Start Date
8-5-2014 11:00 AM
End Date
8-5-2014 11:30 AM
Presentation Abstract
The ability of high school students as well as small higher education institutions to perform valuable research is usually limited by the cost of equipment and supplies. With the advent of cheaper and more robust Atomic force microscopes the cost of spm probes becomes more of a limiting factor. We are able to individually produce etched tungsten probes that should be able to be mounted in an atomic force microscope and be used as a cheap training and measurement tip.
The electronic etching and characterization of Tungsten tips in preparation for production
CSH Room 108
The ability of high school students as well as small higher education institutions to perform valuable research is usually limited by the cost of equipment and supplies. With the advent of cheaper and more robust Atomic force microscopes the cost of spm probes becomes more of a limiting factor. We are able to individually produce etched tungsten probes that should be able to be mounted in an atomic force microscope and be used as a cheap training and measurement tip.