Multiprobe setup to heat and probe a nanowire's thermal expansion
A MultiProbe setup is used to heat and then thermally probe a nanowire, revealing the thermal distribution within the wire
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MV 4000 Dual Probe Nano-Heater using Thermo-couple probes
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Nanoheater (below, left ) probe was used to locally heat a Nanowire on Nickel pads.
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Thermocouple probe (below, right) was used for AFM/Thermal scanning of the Nanowire and observe local coldspots in the wire
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Upright microscope's top View (100x objective) of the Dual probe setup showing a nanoheating tip (below, left) & nanothermocouple tip (below, right) for AFM-thermal imaging on nanowire |
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Left: AFM Topographic Image showing the Nanowire on Nickel pads obtained with the scanning thermocouple probe. Middle: Simultanous Thermal image of the same area of the left image. The nanoheater probe was placed on the nanowire at the lower left side of this scanned area. Right: Thermal image after “Plane Removal” filter showing “cold (blue) NanoWire”. |
See here for a video showing an example of a multiple nanoheating experiment.
For Information about Thermal Imaging see: http://www.nanonics.co.il/thermal-spreading-resistance-electrical.html
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