NanoScope software with the optional NanoMan V feature can also be used to polarize thin PZT films. Applying a high voltage to the tip (10 V) usually polarizes the film. NanoMan software enables the user to write custom paths and patterns as well as import bitmaps and vectors directly into the NanoMan interface. This section assumes basic familiarity with the NanoMan V interface. More information about the NanoMan software is available in Support Note 013-413-000.
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NOTE: Interleaved scanning does not work with NanoMan.
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Windows metafiles can be created by many software packages including Microsoft VisioTM and PowerpointTM.
If the Show vectors on image box is selected, the imported vector superimposed on the image will now be visible in the NanoMan window: |
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The Segment parameters define the values to be used for drawing the vector, whereas the Connect parameters define values to be used for everything else in the image.
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The software will indicate the various operations it is performing and display a message Nanoman is currently walking a path. The tip position will be updated. |
You may need to experiment with different tip velocities, deflection setpoints and voltage values to ensure that the entire region is polarized by the bias. |
Below is a pattern polarized using NanoMan V Software on a thin PZT film with 12 V tip bias.
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