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Characterisation of Magnetic Force Microscope Probes for Quantitative Magnetic Field Mapping at Sub-Micron Length Scales

Magnetic force microscopy is a special mode of atomic force microscopy that can be used to image magnetic features. For the image contrast to be quantitative the tip of the scanning probe needs to be characterised. Methods for achieving this are being developed and the principles behind them are presented here