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Class 977/867 - Scanning thermal probe


Subclass of Class 977 - Nanotechnology
Definition: Subject matter wherein the scanning probe is constructed
No. of patents: 3
Last issue date: 07/11/2006


NumberTitleIssue Date
7073937Heat emitting probe and heat emitting probe apparatus
A heat emitting probe including a conductive nanotube probe needle with its base end fastened to a holder and its tip end protruded, a heat emitting body formed on the probe needle, a conductive nanotube lead wire fastened to the heat emitting body, and an electric ...
07/11/2006
6702186Assembly comprising a plurality of media probes for writing/reading high density magnetic data
The invention discloses in one embodiment a parallel probe array (N×M) incorporating thermal near-field heaters (or writers) as well as magnetic sensors (or readers), which can be moved en bloc as well as independently of each other. To this end, the pre...
03/09/2004
4747698Scanning thermal profiler
Apparatus is provided for investigating surface structures irrespective of the materials involved. A fine scanning tip is heated to a steady state temperature at a location remote from the structure to be investigated. Thereupon, the scanning tip is moved...
05/31/1988
 
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