General Information
This page summarizes the various AFM methods commonly employed in the nmLabs at UConn, organized by relative difficulty and novelty.
Atomic Force Microscopy Overview
Novice Techniques (20+ Hours of Experience To Work Independently)
Surface Topography
Surface Roughness
Phase Mapping
Intermediate Techniques (50+ Hours of Experience To Work Independently)
Friction Force Microscopy
Force Mapping
Adhesion Mapping
Expert Techniques (Collaborate with our Lab Members)
Tomographic AFM
Conductive Force Microscopy
Photoconductive Atomic Force Microscopy and Spectroscopy
I-V Spectroscopy
Circuit Current Open Circuit Potential
High Speed Scanning Probe Microscopy
Piezoresponse Force Microscopy
Simultaenous Normal and Lateral Vibration Detection
Ferroelectric Domain Dynamics
Ferroelectric Domain Dynamics