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Compact scanning-force microscope using a laser diode

Dror Sarid, Doug Iams, Volker Weissenberger, and L. Stephen Bell

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We describe a compact scanning-force microscope in which the element that senses the amplitude of vibration of a tip interacting with force gradients is the cavity of a single-mode laser diode and its integrally built photodiode.

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