Horiba OmegaScope - The AFM optical platform

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The OmegaScope is a state-of-the-art AFM optical platform developed by HORIBA France SAS for high-resolution correlative spectroscopy and atomic force microscopy. Designed for advanced research in photonics and nanoscience, OmegaScope uniquely integrates top and side optical access with ultra-fast, ultra-stable AFM scanning. Its 1300 nm registration laser avoids interference with visible and near-IR excitation lasers, making it ideal for Raman, Photoluminescence, and TERS/TEPL experiments. With automated laser alignment, vibration resistance, and built-in dynamic force microscopy (DFM), the OmegaScope delivers unparalleled performance in high-sensitivity nano-imaging and spectroscopy.


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    Key features:

    • 1300 nm AFM laser avoids interference with UV-VIS-NIR Raman lasers (364–830 nm)
    • Independent optical and AFM channels simplify adjustment and enhance vibration stability
    • Top and side optical access with high NA objectives (up to 0.7 NA) for full-spectrum confocal imaging
    • Automated laser-cantilever-photodiode alignment via integrated SmartSPM system
    • High-speed scanning with scanner resonant frequencies >7 kHz (XY) and >15 kHz (Z)
    • Flexure-based closed loop scanner with 100×100×15 µm range for high precision and stability
    • “Top mode” scanning avoids lateral interaction—ideal for TERS probes
    • Sample replacement without removing AFM head improves experimental reliability
    • XYZ objective scanners available in top, side, and bottom optical channels for optimal laser-tip alignment
    • Built-in Dynamic Force Microscopy (DFM) using phase-locked loop (PLL) for tip-sample force control
    • Options for STM, conductive AFM, and SNOM with software-controlled current ranges (1 nA, 100 nA, 10 µA)
    • Low-noise conductivity measurements (60 fA noise level) using 1300 nm laser—ideal for photovoltaics
    • SNOM with tuning fork feedback and support for advanced nano-optical experiments like apertureless SNOM and near-field fluorescence with femtosecond lasers

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