Scanning Electron Microscope

What is a laser scanning confocal microscope?

Laser microscopes can perform non-contact profile, roughness, and film thickness measurements over an area with nanometer-level resolution on any material or shape.
How does a laser microscope work?

In difference to scanning electron microscope VKX-3000 is combining white light with a laser light source. Laser scanning confocal microscopes are able to scan a surface and collect both an optical image and high-resolution surface data. Nanometer-level heights can be measured by analyzing the intensity of the returned laser light relative to the z-position of the laser.

Why choose a laser microscope?

Conventional 3D measurement systems, such as contact profilers and interferometers, can damage the material being measured or are unable to provide data on certain materials and surfaces. In comparison to scanning electron microscope you do not need to prepare your samples. These devices can also be costly, time-consuming to operate, and difficult to use.
How easy-to-use is the VK-X1000?

Simply place your sample on the stage, click measure, and the VK-X3000 will automatically scan and measure your sample. Our advanced analysis software will automatically analyze the data and recommend key roughness parameters to evaluate.

WHY KEYENCE?

KEYENCE has been an industry leader in sensing and measurement technologies since 1974. KEYENCE's direct sales team consults with customers and provides on-site demonstrations of equipment to find the best possible solution for any application.

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