Cypher VRS1250
Brand: Oxford Instruments | Category: Nanotechnology
Oxford Instruments publish the Cypher VRS1250 as the first and only full featured video rate AFM. Images are captured at up to 45 frames per second while the versatility of the Cypher platform is retained.
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