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US Patent 8402560 Scanning probe microscope with drift compensation

Patent 8402560 was granted and assigned to Park Systems on March, 2013 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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Park Systems
Park Systems
Patent Jurisdiction
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
8402560
Patent Inventor Names
Hanaul Noh0
Sang-il Park0
Date of Patent
March 19, 2013
Patent Application Number
12773587
Date Filed
May 4, 2010
Patent Primary Examiner
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Phillip A Johnston
Patent abstract

A scanning probe microscope compensates for relative drift between its upper structure that includes a probe and a scanner that scans the probe in a straight line and a lower structure that includes a sample stage and a scanner that scans the sample stage in a plane. A light beam from the upper structure is initially aligned with a center of a position sensitive photo detector (PSPD) disposed on the lower structure at a predetermined position of the sample stage and any subsequent misalignments of the light beam with the center of the PSPD at the predetermined position of the sample stage are determined to be caused by drift and compensated by the scanning probe microscope.

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