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English: AFM cantilever, with deflection angles and detector setup.

The Z-deflection from the sample Z topography is giving a deflection in the xz-plane and measured by the top-bottom detector pair.

Lateral forces on the cantilever give both torsion (yz-plane deflection and Left-right detector signal) and a lateral deflection in the xy-plane that cannot be measured by the detector.
Source Please acknowledge the Opensource Handbook of Nanotechnology if you use illustrations from it.
Author Illustration by Kristian Molhave

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