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Techniques for Combinatorial and High-Throughput Microscopy. Part2: Automated Optical Microscopy Platform for Thin Films Research
Published
Author(s)
S D. Kim, A Sehgal, Alamgir Karim, Michael J. Fasolka
Abstract
An automated optical microscopy system was developed for the high-throughput measurement of morphology evolution in combinatorial specimen libraries. Designed specifically for gradient thin film specimens, the platform was developed to track iso-parametric contour lines, control focus motors, regulate timing operations and perform image analysis. In addition, an example study on a fabricated gradient specimen concerning polymer thin film stability is discussed.
Kim, S.
, Sehgal, A.
, Karim, A.
and Fasolka, M.
(2008),
Techniques for Combinatorial and High-Throughput Microscopy. Part2: Automated Optical Microscopy Platform for Thin Films Research, Microscopy Today, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=852280
(Accessed October 21, 2025)