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We present calibration results of commercial AFM cantilevers using the KRISS nanoforce calibrator (NFC) that can determine traceably spring constants with an uncertainty better than 1%, along with the results obtained from other four calibration methods: the dimensional method, the cantilever-on-cantilever method, the Sader method, and the thermal noise method. Two types (contact and tapping mode)...
Calibration of the spring constants of atomic force microscopy (AFM) cantilevers is one of the issues in biomechanics and nanomechanics for quantified force metrology at pico- or nano Newton level. In this paper, we present an AFM cantilever calibration system: the Nano Force Calibrator (NFC), which consists of a precision balance and a one-dimensional stage. Three types of AFM cantilevers (contact...
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