Veeco Takes Up Danish Probe Technology
The CAPRES probe enables resistivity measurements of thin films on a microscopic scale. At 5-30microns, the probes have an electrode spacing three orders of magnitude smaller than conventional four-point probes and are fabricated using silicon microfabrication technology.
Application is seen in research and manufacture of new materials in the semiconductor, data storage and conducting polymers markets along with microscale electrical conductivity research in other applications.
"We anticipate that CAPRES' proprietary probe technology can quickly be utilised as an add-on for our microscopes, opening a substantial new market for Veeco," says Ken Babcock, vice-president and general manager at Veeco Instruments.
Danish company CAPRES was founded in 1999. It commercialises probe and interface technology from the Technical University of Denmark.
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