2. Capacity measurement
Capacitance measurement is used in many fields relating to sensors
(pressure, displacement...), but also for many applications linked
to memories and other electronic devices. These sectors of activity
are also suffering the consequences of extreme miniaturization, driven
by the need to develop the least invasive sensors possible for bio-medical
applications (in vivo measurements, monitoring, etc.). Measurement
techniques must therefore once again evolve towards largely sub-micron
spatial resolutions.
However, electrical capacitance is by definition an extensive
quantity, proportional to the surface area of the opposing capacitor
plates. For this reason, capacitance measurements involving an AFM
tip with a very small surface area have to be...
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