Direct Measurement of Lateral Force Using Dual Cantilevers
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Abstract
We have constructed an experimental system to measure a piconewton lateral force using dual cantilevers which cross with each other. The resolution of the lateral force is estimated to be 3.3 p ± 0.2 pN, which is comparable to forces due to thermal fluctuation. This experimental apparatus works so easily that it will enable us to determine forces during nano-manipulation and nano-tribological measurements.
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| Authors | Makoto Ishikawa;Masaya Ichikawa;Kouji Miura;Ishikawa, Makoto;Ichikawa, Masaya;Miura, Kouji; |
| Journal | sensors |
| Year | 2012 |
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10.3390/s120303200
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