VIS-neaSCOPE+s
revolutionizes near-field optical microscopy
full characterization of wave-attenuation, mode-profile & dispersion
by amplitude- & phase-resolved detection of local electromagnetic fields
guaranteed performance in the entire visible range
by patented 100% background-free detection technology & ultra-stable aberration-free focusing
coverage of the entire scope of plasmonics applications
by flexible illumination options, detection and focusing onto the sample or the tip
VIS-neaSCOPE+s is optimized for robust amplitude- and phase-resolved vector field mapping in the visible spectral range. It utilizes best-in-class s-SNOM technologies for near-field imaging and spectroscopy of plasmonic nanostructures and waveguide structures.
VIS-neaSCOPE+s provides the most flexible beam-path configuration capable of polarization resolved-measurements, side & bottom illumination synchronized with the sample motion. It is upgradable with IR and TERS capabilities.
Customer Feedback
Dr. Guy Bartal
Technion, Department of Electrical Engineering Haifa, Israel
Our neaSCOPE microscope supported us to be the first to develop the research field of optical skyrmions and set the stage for a new platform for information processing, transfer and storage applications.
Dr. Jiayu He
Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics State, Key Laboratory of Catalysis, China
The neaSNOM is the most powerful tool for plasmonic studies. It provides both, the spatial resolution and the complex field mapping, which is essential to the success of our projects.
Prof. Huanjun Chen
Sun Yat-sen University, School of Physics and Engineering, China
The neaSCOPE microscope boosted my research in plasmonic properties of noble metal nanocrystals, optical resonances of dielectric nanostructures, and plasmon polaritons of graphene-like two dimensional nanomaterials.
Dr. Zhe Fei
Iowa State University, Department of Physics and Astronomy, USA
With its ultra-small & ultra-fast capabilities as well as the highly-compatible & user-friendly design, the neaSCOPE near-field microscope offers us unique opportunities to uncover the intriguing nano-optical phenomena of novel two-dimensional materials.
