Atomic Force Microscope(AFM) Company - Park Systems
     

The Nanotechnology Solutions Partner

The quality of your data is critical to gaining research credibility and production yield. The key to quality results is data accuracy at the nanoscale. Park Systems developed the world's first commercial AFM in 1989, opening up a new world of research and development. The company continues its pioneering leadership with breakthrough technology for nanoscale imaging and data accuracy. As the nanotechnology solutions partner for research and industry, we also offer innovations in system design, quality control, and service that provide the lowest AFM lifecycle cost available. The result is a total solution for a new generation of researchers and engineers who need a leading-edge AFM that meets their budget, data accuracy, and productivity needs.

    1989 : The World's First Commercial AFM (Park Scientific Instruments)
    1992 : Closed-Loop Scanner (Park Scientific Instruments)
    2002 : Crosstalk Eliminated (XE) AFM for Flat and Linear XY Scan
    2004 : True Non-Contact ModeTM for Non-destructive Sample Scan
    2008 : XE-3DM, New 3D AFM for High Resolution 3D Metrology
    2009 : XE-Bio, New Bio AFM for Live Cell Imaging with Scanning Ion Conductance Microscopy
    2011 : Park NX10, Flagship AFM of New Product Line with True Sample TopographyTM

   

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As critical dimensions shrink and device complexity increases, the quality of your data is critical for the success of your research, analysis, and ultimately device yield. The key to quality results is accuracy at the nanoscale. Park NX20, the worlds most accurate AFM for FA and QA... +more

 
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