Mad City Labs Downloads
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Principles Of Scanning Nitrogen Vacancy Magnetometry Explained
11/11/2022
Scanning NV magnetometry might not achieve atomic scale resolution, but it provides very high spatial resolution and acceptable magnetic sensitivity compared to other techniques.
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Positioning At The Nanoscale (And Below): Trust In Proven Performance
9/26/2022
Through a deep knowledge of sensing technologies, technically adept personnel, and experience across a bevy of applications, Mad City Labs helps our customers operate smaller and more cost-effectively than any competitor.
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Understanding Magnetic Tweezers Use In Single Molecule Microscopy
8/22/2022
Magnetic tweezer experiments often seek to measure changes in the extension or relaxation of a polymer, a functionality useful, for example, in exploring how different enzymes manipulate polymer structures.
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Ingenuity & Instrumentation: Creating A Novel 4D Microscopy Method
7/25/2022
A team of Duke University researchers sought to explore the viral infection process before the virus has bonded to tissue, understanding how viruses navigate the epithelial space, through mucus and the periciliary layer.
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Building Active Feedback Control: Methods At The Nanoscale
6/10/2022
Active feedback control can be accomplished in either a closed-loop or an open-loop system, using various combinations of software and hardware and depending on the demands of the experiment.
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Modular Motion Control
5/20/2022
The MMP series of micropositioners from Mad City Labs has a modular design and can be incorporated into many configurations suitable for microscopy, inspection, and imaging applications. The series is designed to be compatible with many optomechanical components and controlled via (supplied) LabView software.
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Confirming Picometer Performance Of Nanopositioning Systems
12/3/2021
Mad City Labs is the only nanopositioning company showing real-world experimental verification of <50-pm closed-loop step-resolution.
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Precision Motion And How To Achieve It
9/17/2021
Moving from micron- to nanoscale-level research forces researchers to better understand their own actions’ impact on passive factors that undermine precision. Simple modifications to an experiment or instrumentation can help researchers achieve precision goals without additional processing.
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Nanopositioners: What Are They Good For?
5/7/2021
Nanopositioner applications, utility, and functionality often are misunderstood — to the detriment of researchers whose experiments might benefit from the stability, precision, and repeatability these instruments offer.
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Atomic Force Microscopy Enhances The Nanoscopy Toolkit
3/22/2021
Atomic force microscopes are ideal for nanomechanical characterization, bringing utility to nanoscopy applications and excelling in conditions where low light presents challenges or sample integrity is vital.