Sentence examples for scanning probe tip from inspiring English sources
In the context of SPM, CIP addresses multiple scanning probe tip imaging artifacts effectively.
Within this context, CIP can be understood as a "sharpening up" of the effective scanning probe tip.
So far, many tribological studies of graphene focus on the friction force between graphene and a scanning probe tip [8 14].
Similarly, if a surface has features smaller than that of the scanning probe tip itself, those features will not be imaged accurately by the technique.
In order to improve the electrical characterization of these nanostructures, the electrical parameters obtained by scanning probe tip are compared with electrical characteristics measured in macroscopic Schottky devices.
When replacing the conventional scanning probe tip by a coaxially shielded tip the instrument will allow detection of the photoelectrons produced by resonant X-ray absorption.
It was noted in Ref. [14] that subsequently recorded images from the same 2D periodic array that possess variations in the motif but possess the same translation symmetry are the hallmarks of blunt scanning probe tips.
Due to their unique mechanical and electronic properties [1, 2], carbon nanotubes hold promise in designing novel nanoscale devices, such as scanning probe tips, field emission sources, molecular wires, and diodes.
The effective scanning probe tips were de-convoluted from these images and the one that corresponded to the standard imaging conditions was less than half of the size of its non-standard imaging conditions counterpart.
The short capillary-sample working distance suggests that the cylindrical capillary could act as a scanning probe microscope tip to acquire simultaneously sample topography and chemical mapping by XRF analysis[23], as already demonstrated for simultaneous SNOM-XAS XEOL[17] apparatus.
The correct information is given below: A.V. Ievlev, S.V. Kalinin, Data encoding based on the shape of the ferroelectric domains produced by using a scanning probe microscope tip, Nanoscale (2015), doi 10.1039/c5nr02443a.
