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Coaxial tip piezoresistive scanning probes for high-resolution electrical imaging

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6 Author(s)
Harjee, N. ; Stanford Univ., Stanford, CA, USA ; Garcia, A.G.F. ; Konig, M. ; Doll, J.C.
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We have designed and batch fabricated silicon cantilever scanning probes integrating, for the first time, a coaxial tip to produce highly localized electric fields and a piezoresistor to measure cantilever deflection. These probes will improve the lateral resolution of scanning gate microscopy enabling the study of electron organization in semiconductor nanostructures. The full-width at half-maximum of the perturbation produced by our coaxial tip is ~3x smaller than that of conventional tips. At 300 K, the vertical displacement resolution of a 405 ¿m long probe is 2.4 nm in a 1 kHz bandwidth. With the ability to image topography and apply local electric fields, our probe has broad applications including electromechanical studies of cells and dopant profiling in semiconductors.

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Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS), 2010 IEEE 23rd International Conference on

Date of Conference: 24-28 Jan. 2010

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