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  • Surface science and nanotechnology
  • Advanced microscopy techniques

Background:

  • Second harmonic Kelvin probe force microscopy (SHKPFM) is a key technique for nanoscale subsurface imaging.
  • Traditional SHKPFM operates off-resonance, which can limit contrast and force sensitivity.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To enhance subsurface contrast and force sensitivity in SHKPFM.
  • To investigate the mechanism of subsurface imaging using electrostatic forces.

Main Methods:

  • Exploiting resonance-enhanced detection at microcantilever eigenmode frequencies.
  • Acquiring the second harmonic signal of the electrostatic force.
  • Utilizing a finite element model for probe-sample geometry approximation.

Main Results:

  • Achieved higher subsurface contrast and force sensitivity with lower bias voltages compared to off-resonance methods.
  • Obtained high-resolution subsurface images of various nanocomposites.
  • Investigated contrast mechanisms, depth sensitivity, and lateral resolution.

Conclusions:

  • Resonance-enhanced SHKPFM significantly boosts subsurface imaging capabilities.
  • The finite element model aids in understanding the physics of electrostatic force detection.
  • This method offers improved nanoscale subsurface characterization for materials science.