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Brand: Park Systems
Category: Microscope - Atomic Force
Industry: Academia, Semiconductors, Material Science & Chemistry, Cement, Iron & Steel
The Park NX20 Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) is a flagship system engineered for large-sample nanoscale research, delivering exceptional accuracy, reliability, and ease of use. As Park Systems’ original 200 mm sample AFM, the NX20 is widely recognized in academic and industrial laboratories for producing highly precise and repeatable measurements.
At the core of the NX20 are Park Systems’ proprietary orthogonal scan system and True Non-contact™ mode, technologies designed to eliminate lateral motion artifacts while protecting both the probe tip and the sample. This ensures artifact-free, high-resolution imaging, even for delicate and complex samples.
The NX20 is highly versatile and supports a broad range of applications, including materials science, semiconductor research, polymers, and bioengineering. Its robust performance and intuitive operation make it an ideal solution for both routine analysis and advanced nanoscale research.
With its combination of precision, innovation, and reliability, the Park NX20 is a trusted platform for advanced nanoscale metrology and surface characterization.
Labindia Instruments Pvt. Ltd. is the authorised dealer in India for Park Systems, offering trusted solutions and expert technical support.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Instrument Type | Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) |
| Measurement Modes | Non-contact, Conductive AFM (C-AFM), Surface Roughness, Topography, Electrical Mapping |
| XY Scanning System | Decoupled design for true 3D measurements |
| Z Detector | Low-noise design for high precision |
| Defect Imaging Speed | High-speed scanning with minimal distortion |
| Load/Tip Preservation | Non-contact operation preserves tip and surface |
| Application Range | Semiconductor wafers, graphene, carbon nanotubes, GaN-on-Si, thin films |
| Measurement Precision | Sub-nanometer height resolution |
| Environment | Research and industrial laboratory use |
| Application Images | Description | Scanning Conditions |
| Ge atom layer etching (ALE) on Patterned Wafer: The cross section of a Ge atom layer etching (ALE) patterned wafer was characterized using Scanning Spreading Resistance Microscopy (SSRM). The measurement clearly resolved the trench patterns, showing a peak-to-valley height (left) of 3.4 nm and a corresponding resistance (right) of 73 GΩ. | - System: NX20 - Sample: Germanium atom layer etching(ALE) on Patterned Wafer - Scan Mode: Scanning spread resistance microscopy (Channel: Height, Resistance) - Scan Rate: 1 Hz - Scan Size: 0.5 µm × 0.5 µm - Pixel Size: 118 nA, 73 GΩ |
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| Li-ion Battery on Si substrate: A Li-ion Battery on Si substrate was measured in Scanning spread resistance microscopy to acquire spread resistance. The scan data revealed a peak-to-valley resistance difference of 51.7 GΩ, and the image shows various shape in battery. | - System: NX20 - Sample: Li-ion Battery on Si substrate - Scan Mode: Scanning spread resistance microscopy (Channel: Resistance) - Scan Rate: 0.2 Hz - Scan Size: 20 µm × 20 µm - Pixel Size: 512 × 512 pixels - Peak-to-valley: 51.7 GΩ |
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| Ta/NiFe/Ta Pattern: A Ta/NiFe/Ta was measured in Magnetic Force Microscopy to acquire current image. The image shows the shape of a microman Ta/NiFe/Ta. |
- System: NX20 |
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| CMP test key: A CMP test key was measured in True Non-contact mode to acquire the surface topography. The image shows the hexagonal pattern of the CMP test key. | - System: NX20 - Sample: CMP test key - Scan Mode: True Non-contact™ mode - Scan Rate: 0.6 Hz - Scan Size: 15 µm × 15 µm - Pixel Size: 512 × 256 pixels - Peak-to-valley: 239.4 nm |
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