SPM Measurements
Discovery of Intermediate State in the Metal-Insulator Transition
Challenge :
In order to be able to access various emergent and quantum phenomena , scanning probe microscopy ( SPM ) needs to be performed in extreme environmental conditions such as cryogenic temperatures , high magnetic fields , and ultra-high vacuum . Moreover , large scan range , as well as high stability and repeatability are required simultaneously .
Benefits :
• large ranges and high stability
• compact design
• easy retrieval of regions of interest
• small footprint
• mK-compatibility attocube ´ s solution :
attocube cryogenic nanopositioners offer positioning over centimeter range under extreme conditions and without drift . Easy retrieval of regions of interest is ensured by resistive encoders . These features enable comprehensive surface studies of mesoscopic samples . Furthermore , attocube nanopositioners have a minimal footprint , that makes them compatible with typical bore sizes of strong superconducting magnets .
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