A mid-range model of an ultra-low temperature strong magnetic field compatible SPM, compacted from the USM1300 type.
This is a new type of ultra-low temperature strong magnetic field SPM system with a low overall height, excellent operability, and cost performance. AFM measurements can also be supported as an option.
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basic information
<Features> - AFM measurements in strong magnetic fields (optional) - Guarantees outstanding stability and high resolution - Magnetic field application up to 8 T as an option - Lower than USM1300 (total height 3 m), no pit construction or ceiling work required
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Applications/Examples of results
<Applications> - Observation of superconducting phenomena and electronic energy structures at extremely low temperatures - High-resolution observation of atoms and molecules - Observation of molecular motion using IETS - Observation of spin response using STS in strong magnetic fields - Application to spin resonance measurement through high-frequency introduction - Observation of high-resolution magnetic structures and spin-polarized STM
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Unisoku was established in 1974 with the aim of becoming a creator of unique measuring instruments. It is a manufacturer that primarily develops and sells its own ultra-high vacuum scanning probe microscopes (SPM) to universities, public institutions, and private companies and research institutes. Over the years, it has developed and commercialized advanced measuring instruments such as high-speed spectroscopic measurement devices and scanning tunneling microscopes, delivering them to universities and research institutions both domestically and internationally, and its technological content has received high praise from researchers in the field of basic research. In recent years, scanning probe microscopes have significantly improved in performance and multifunctionality, particularly as a means of observing sample surfaces at the atomic level. Their applications are expanding mainly from the field of physics to chemistry and bio-related fields, making them indispensable tools in nanotechnology and nanoscience.