Three-Dimensional Quantitative Surface Topography Measurement Using Modulated-Current Based Scanning Ion Conductance Microscopy[J]. 2016, 50(7): 83-88+139.
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Three-Dimensional Quantitative Surface Topography Measurement Using Modulated-Current Based Scanning Ion Conductance Microscopy[J]. 2016, 50(7): 83-88+139.DOI: 10.7652/xjtuxb201607013.
Three-Dimensional Quantitative Surface Topography Measurement Using Modulated-Current Based Scanning Ion Conductance Microscopy
A surface topography measurement method using modulated-current based scanning ion conductance microscopy(SICM)was proposed to perform surface topography measurement of materials in a three-dimensional
quantitative and nondestructive way simultaneously
which is unable for existing measurement methods. In order to improve the imaging quality of the existing SICM system
a modulated-current scanning mode was presented. In this mode
two pieces of piezoelectric ceramics were utilized in the structural design of the scanning head and the amplitude of the modulated ion current was used as the feedback signal. This design not only ensures the imaging performance of the probe for badly rough and uneven surfaces
but also improves the imaging quality. The imaging experiments on the micro-lens array surface indicated that the modulated-current scanning mode can reduce 43% of the spiny noise and improve the imaging quality compared with the conventional hopping scanning mode. Moreover
the quantitative comparison of imaging results with laser scanning confocal microscopy proves that the modulated-current based SICM can acquire more accurate three-dimensional quantitative measurement results
and the imaging accuracy can be further improved by using smaller probe and scanning steps.
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