Read about what single-harmonic and multi-harmonic QCM-D means and what the difference is between these instruments.
Here we explain how Quartz Crystal Microbalance with Dissipation monitoring, QCM-D, works.
Here we will list 9 things that could affect the stability of your QCM-D baseline, and give advice on how to address them if you are experiencing drift.
Here we explain the reasoning behind the uniformity requirement and describe the consequences if it is not fulfilled.
Learn about the difference between the theoretical QCM sensitivity and the actual one relevant in a measurement situation.
At first glance, SPR and QCM-D are quite similar. Here we sort out the key differences between them and list examples of when to use which method
The quartz crystal microbalance, QCM, has been around since the 60’ where it has been used for monitoring of thin-film deposition and characterization of thin films. So how does this technology work?
How does QCM-D work? Perhaps you know that a QCM-D sensor is made out of quartz, which is a piezoelectric material. Read about what that means.