Agilent STM Scanner Data Sheet

This document describes the features and benefits of Agilent Scanning Tunneling Microscopy Scanners, including a wide range of current sensitivity, compatibility with different environments, protection of electronics and piezo elements, and compatibility with Agilent's modular AFM/SPM microscopes.


Agilent STM Scanner Data Sheet - cover page
Brand
Agilent
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
1007 KB
Published
04 July, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
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About this manual

Agilent STM scanners are designed for imaging in ambient, controlled gas, or fluid environments. They feature a top-down configuration that protects electronics and piezo elements from harsh environments while allowing for easy fluid exchange. These scanners provide stable imaging at pico-ampere and sub-pico-ampere currents to resolve individual atoms and molecules.

What's inside

  • Features and Benefits
  • Overview
  • Temperature Control
  • Applications
  • Specifications

Specifications

Temperature Range-30°C to 250°C
Temperature Accuracy+0.025°C
Sensitivity (Standard)1 nA/V
STM Probe0.25 mm Pt-Ir or W wire

Frequently asked questions

What environments can Agilent STM scanners operate in?

They are designed for imaging in ambient, controlled gas, or in a fluid environment.

What is the maximum sample temperature for imaging?

Samples can be imaged at high temperatures up to 250°C over an extended period.

What probe material is used for the STM?

The STM probe is a 0.25 mm Pt-Ir or W wire.

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