Radiant energy – Inspection of solids or liquids by charged particles
Patent
1996-01-26
1997-05-20
Anderson, Bruce C.
Radiant energy
Inspection of solids or liquids by charged particles
310330, H01J 3700
Patent
active
056314639
ABSTRACT:
A cantilever type displacement element includes a piezoelectric film and an electrode provided on each face of the film to displace the film by convence piezoelectric effect. The electrodes are formed from platinum or palladium. The displacement element constitutes a cantilver type probe having a tip on the free end of the element. The probe is used in a scanning tunneling microscope or an information processing apparatus.
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Kawasaki Takehiko
Suzuki Yoshio
Yamamoto Keisuke
Anderson Bruce C.
Canon Kabushiki Kaisha
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