Explore the Dimension Edge with ScanAsyst
22 Jun 2023In this application note, explore the Dimension Edge™ Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) which incorporates Bruker’s PeakForce Tapping® technology to provide the high levels of performance, functionality, and accessibility. Based on the Dimension Icon® platform, the Edge system has been designed from top to bottom to deliver the low drift and low noise necessary to achieve publication-ready data in minutes instead of hours, all at price points well below expectations for such performance. Furthermore, explore how ScanAsyst® imaging, integrated visual feedback, and preconfigured settings enable expert-level results simply and consistently.
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