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Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) is a powerful instrument for studying and exploring the nanoworld [1]. AFM can obtain ultrahigh-resolution images at the subnanoscale level. However, AFM has a very significant drawback of slow imaging speed, which is due to its working principle. A conventional AFM conducts a raster scan of an entire area to generate a topography image. Therefore, the frame rate is low,...
High-performance quatum infrared cameras are substantially
expensive and complicated in comparison to general visible light cameras.
Producing a high-resolution infrared camera is especially difficult due to the lack of
suitable photon absorption materials in the infrared spectrum and various challenges
involved in design, manufacturing, and characterization. Graphene, a novel oneatomic-
layer-thick...
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