NCN NEMS: Simulation Tools for Education and Research
Virtual Environment for Dynamic AFM
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Usage Stats Overall Period: Updated 08 Oct, 2008 Users: 162 Jobs: 1210 Avg. exec. time: 3 mins Reviews & Citations Google/IEEE: updated 28 Apr, 2008 Avg. Review: Citations: 3
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| Version | 1.0 - published on 02 Jul, 2008 |
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| Contributor(s) | John Melcher, Shuiqing Hu, Arvind Raman Purdue University, West Lafayette |
| At a glance | Simulates amplitude vs distance curves and interaction forces for dynamic atomic force microscopy |
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| Description | Dynamic Approach Curves is the premier tool of a suite of tools being developed under the title of VEDA - Virtual Environment for Dynamic AFM. This tool accurately simulates the oscillations and tip-sample interaction forces of an AFM cantilever probe excited near resonance and brought close to a sample in either ambient conditions or ultra high vacuum. This tool features (a) accurate models of AFM probe dynamics, (b) realistic tip-sample interaction force models and (c) accurate, FORTRAN based, numerical integration schemes that are well-suited for non-smooth, nonlinear differential equations. From the tip oscillation time histories, which are simulated with a relative tolerance of 1e-9, quantities such as amplitude and phase of the first harmonic, peak interaction force, mean interaction force, and power dissipation are calculated. For detailed information about this tool, please consult the User's Guide. |
| Credits | This work was funded by the Network for Computational Nanotechnology (NCN). |
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Raman, A.; Melcher, J.; Rung, R. (2008), "Cantilever Dynamics in Atomic Fore Microscopy," nanotoday, 3, 1-2: pg. 20-27, 04.
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Melcher, J.; Hu, S.; Raman, A. (2007), "Equivalent Point-Mass Models of Continuous Atomic Force Microscope Probes," Applied Physics Letters, 91, 07.
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Hu, S.; Raman, A. (2007), "Analytical Formulas and Scaling Laws for Peak Interaction Forces in Dynamic Atomic Force Microscopy," Applied Physics Letters, 91, 12, 09. (DOI: 10.1063/1.2783226).
Raman, A.; Melcher, J.; Rung, R. (2008), "Cantilever Dynamics in Atomic Fore Microscopy," nanotoday, 3, 1-2: pg. 20-27, 04.
Melcher, J.; Hu, S.; Raman, A. (2007), "Equivalent Point-Mass Models of Continuous Atomic Force Microscope Probes," Applied Physics Letters, 91, 07.
Hu, S.; Raman, A. (2007), "Analytical Formulas and Scaling Laws for Peak Interaction Forces in Dynamic Atomic Force Microscopy," Applied Physics Letters, 91, 12, 09. (DOI: 10.1063/1.2783226).
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