Self-sensing probes for LiteScope
In LiteScope AFM-in-SEM can be used various self-sensing probes for measuring with different AFM techniques. The available probes extend the possibilities of multimodal imaging to a wide range of measurement techniques that assure in-situ analysis of various sample properties.

Akiyama
The go-to probe for CPEM measurements thanks to its visible tip. Capable of measuring AFM topography and energy dissipation signal at the same time.
Measurement modes: Topography, Energy dissipation

NenoProbe Magnetic
Magnetic-sensitive probe based on the Akiyama sensor, that can be used in SEM thanks to its visible tip. It uses the same probe holder as regular Akiyama.
Measurement modes: Topography, MFM

NenoProbe Conductive
Our self-produced AFM probe with a conductive tip, capable of performing C-AFM, KPFM, PFM and I-V spectroscopy.
Measurement modes: C-AFM, KPFM, PFM, I-V spectroscopy

Piezo-resistive probes
AFM probe suitable for both dynamic and contact mode topography measurements and F-Z spectroscopy.
Measurement modes: Topography, F-z spectroscopy
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