Journal
Scientific and technical journal of information technologies, mechanics and optics
UDK535.211
Issue:4 (62)
COMPARISON OF PLANS FOR NANOPIPETTES AND NANOPROBES LASER DRAWING
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In many areas of science it is required either to obtain data related to an object with nanoscale resolution, or make some action with it accurate within nanometer precision. This article describes two plans for laser extraction of nanopipettes and nanoprobes proposed and used at the Department of Laser Technologies and Environment Instrumentation of SPbSU ITMO. Technical data comparison of these plans and their ease of use are made. Extraction results obtained by these schemes are given.
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