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Microfabricated electrically conducting and wear-resistant nanoprobes for scanning probe applications
The era of scanning probe microscopy (SPM) started twenty years ago. A cut gold cantilever with a glued diamond stylus served as the scanning probe. Within a few years the crystalline silicon (Si) became the – up to today – predominant SPM probe material. The rise of micromachining provided straight
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