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A new capacitive sensor for displacement measurement in a surface force apparatus
F. Restagno ; J. Crassous ; E. Charlaix ; M. Monchanin ;
Date 13 Feb 2001
Journal Meas. Sci. Tech., vol 12, p:16-22, (2001)
Subject Soft Condensed Matter; Disordered Systems and Neural Networks | cond-mat.soft cond-mat.dis-nn
AbstractWe present a new capacitive sensor for displacement measurement in a Surface Forces Apparatus (SFA) which allows dynamical measurements in the range of 0-100 Hz. This sensor measures the relative displacement between two macroscopic opaque surfaces over periods of time ranging from milliseconds to in principle an indefinite period, at a very low price and down to atomic resolution. It consists of a plane capacitor, a high frequency oscillator, and a high sensitivity frequency to voltage conversion. We use this sensor to study the nanorheological properties of dodecane confined between glass surfaces.
Source arXiv, cond-mat/0102225
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