Scanning probe in pulsed-force mode, digital and in real time

Scanning-probe techniques or apparatus; applications of scanning – Auxiliary means serving to assist or improve the scanning... – Display or data processing devices

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C850S005000, C850S008000, C850S021000, C977S850000, C977S851000, C977S852000, C977S860000

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07877816

ABSTRACT:
Microscope, in particular a scanning probe microscope, comprising a programmable logic device.

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