From just one scan, we can get topography, adhesion, stiffness, elasticity, viscosity -- pretty much everything.

The potential is huge. AFM started as a topography tool and has exploded to many more uses since. I'm sure people will find all sorts of uses for FIRAT that I haven't imagined.

I think this technology will eventually replace the current AFM. We've multiplied each of the old capabilities by at least 10, and it has lots of new applications.

The XR16V798's fractional baud rate generator can accept any external clock to generate the desired baud rate; this eliminates the need for an additional clock source and results in saving on both board space and cost.

You're in pretty good shape for the shape you are in.

That is a pretty significant effect.