The most affordable research grade AFM with flexible sample handling
Park NX7 has all the state-of-the-art technology you have come to expect from Park Systems, at a price your lab can afford. Designed with the same attention to detail as our more advanced models, NX7 allows you to do your research on time and within budget.
The Most Extensible AFM Solution
Supports Park’s most extensive range of SPM modes and options in the industry
Park's Crosstalk Elimination scanner structure removes scanner bow,
allowing flat orthogonal XY scanning regardless of scan location, scan rate, and scan size.
It shows no background curvature even on flattest samples, such as an optical flat, and with various scan offsets.
This provides you with a very accurate height measurement and precision nanometrology
for the most challenging problems in research and engineering.
The fundamental difference between Park and its closest competitor is in the scanner architecture. Park’s unique flexure based independent XY scanner and Z scanner design allows unmatched data accuracy in nano resolution further improved with NX AFM Head (Z scanner) powered by NX AFM electronic controller.
Park AFMs are equipped with the most effective low noise Z detectors in the field,
with a noise of 0.02 nm over large bandwidth. This produces highly accurate sample topography and no edge overshoot.
Just one of the many ways Park NX series saves you time and gives you better data.
Sample: 1.2 μm Nominal Step Height
(9 μm x 1 μm, 2048 pixels x 128 lines)
True Non-Contact™ Mode is a scan mode unique to Park AFM systems that produces high resolution
and accurate data by preventing destructive tip-sample interaction during a scan.
Unlike in contact mode, where the tip contacts the sample continuously during a scan, or in tapping mode,
where the tip touches the sample periodically, a tip used in non-contact mode does not touch the sample.
Because of this, use of non-contact mode has several key advantages.
Scanning at the highest resolution throughout imaging is now possible as the tip’s sharpness is maintained.
Non-contact mode avoids damaging soft samples as the tip and sample surface avoid direct contact.
Furthermore, non-contact mode senses tip-sample interactions occurring all around the tip.
Forces occurring laterally to tip approach to the sample are detected.
Therefore, tips used in non-contact mode can avoid crashing into tall structures that may suddenly appear on a sample surface.
Contact and tapping modes only detect the force coming from below the tip and are vulnerable to such crashes.
Flexure guided high-force scanner
Scan range: 15 µm (optional 30 µm)
Single module flexure XY-scanner with closed-loop control
Scan range : 50 µm × 50 µm
(optional 10 µm × 10 µm or 100 µm × 100 µm)
XY stage travel range: 13 mm x 13 mm (Manual)
Z stage travel range: 26 mm (Motorized)
Focus stage travel range: 30 mm (Manual)
Sample size : Up to 50 mm x 50 mm, Thickness Up to 20 mm
Direct on-axis vision of sample surface and cantilever
Field-of-view : 480 × 360 µm (with 10× objective lens)
CCD : 1.2 M pixel, 5 M pixel (optional)
(optional; Field-of-view: 840 µm x 630 µm)
4 channels of flexible digital lock-in amplifier
Spring constant calibration (Thermal method)
Digital Q control
Electric Force Microscopy (EFM)
Piezoresponse Force Microscopy (PFM)
PFM with High Voltage*
Force Modulation Microscopy (FMM)
Nanoindentation
Nanolithography*
Nanolithography with High Voltage*
Nanomanipulation*
Chemical Force Microscopy with Functionalized Tip
Electrochemical Microscopy (EC-AFM)
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