Opens a small number of common file formats. Like PUNIAs, this software concentrates on batch processing of force curves. ( )įreely available, open-source software, with versions for Windows, Mac and Linux. A licence must now be purchased to use it. Implements several of the common analysis techniques used for force spectroscopy, and nanoindentation data. PUNIAS (Protein Unfolding and Nanoindenation Analysis Software)Ĭommercial software, dedicated to analysis of force curves, supports several formats. This is a nice-looking package for manipulaiton of NanoWizard force-distance data including force maps. It seems to be quite capable software, if a little cryptic. 30-days trial has no functional limitations. ()Ĭommercial software from a manufacturer, but loads lots of (about 20) other formats. Unlike many third party programs, has support for force curves as well. It was originally developed by an AFM manufacturer for use with their instrument, but is now completely independent and supports very many other file formats. I personally like a lot the 3D rendering results from WSxM. DigitalSurf's 'Mountains' package also analyses profiler and SEM data.įreely available software that supports many SPM file formats and has many analysis tools. Recently merged with SPIP, which was itself extremely popular, into MountainsSPIP 8. Commercial software, but a downloadable demo version is available. It is very complete,a and produces nice data analysis, including an unusual 'report' format of data analysis. This package loads all of the major formats of SPM files. List of Third Party SPM Software Gwyddionįreely available, open source software for manipulation of SPM files supports very many formats, contains many analysis tools. This list is an updated version of that which appeared in my book:' Atomic Force Microscopy', OUP, 2010, with Paul West.

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