Scanning probe microscopy techniques are game-changers in nanoelectronics. They let us see and measure things at the atomic level, giving us a window into the nanoscale world that was once invisible.
These tools, like AFM and STM, don't just show us what things look like. They help us understand how materials behave at the tiniest scales, which is crucial for developing new nanoelectronic devices.
Scanning Probe Microscopy Techniques
Fundamental Principles of Scanning Probe Microscopy
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Scanning probe microscopy utilizes a physical probe to scan sample surfaces