Dissipation of Electrostatic and Charges and Fundamental Study and by Scanning and Probe Microscopy

Yin, Jun;Nysten, Bernard
(2015) Imaging and Microscopy — Vol. 4, p. 20-22 (2015)

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Atomic force microscopy electrical modes are used to study the charge dissipation mechanisms in antistatic felts at the microscopic level. Fiber surface electrical conductivity is studied by current- sensing AFM (CS-AFM). Kelvin probe force microscopy (KPFM) is used to measure the surface poten- tial distribution. Dynamic charge behaviors depending on the applied bias are observed on a single polyester fiber or between two conductive fibers in non-galvanic contact.
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Yin, J., & Nysten, B. (2015). Dissipation of Electrostatic and Charges and Fundamental Study and by Scanning and Probe Microscopy. Imaging and Microscopy, 4, 20-22. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/117467 (Original work published 2015)