Dynamic axial-position control of a laser-trapped particle by wave-front modification.

The axial position of a laser-trapped particle has been controlled by modification of the wave front by means of a membrane deformable mirror. The mirror gives wave-front modulation in terms of Zernike polynomials. By modulation of the Zernike defocus term we can modulate the particle position under...

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Main Authors: Ota, T, Kawata, S, Sugiura, T, Booth, M, Neil, M, Juskaitis, R, Wilson, T
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 2003
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author Ota, T
Kawata, S
Sugiura, T
Booth, M
Neil, M
Juskaitis, R
Wilson, T
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Kawata, S
Sugiura, T
Booth, M
Neil, M
Juskaitis, R
Wilson, T
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description The axial position of a laser-trapped particle has been controlled by modification of the wave front by means of a membrane deformable mirror. The mirror gives wave-front modulation in terms of Zernike polynomials. By modulation of the Zernike defocus term we can modulate the particle position under conditions of laser trapping. A polystyrene particle of 1-microm diameter was moved along the optical axis direction for a distance of 2370 nm in minimum steps of 55.4 nm. We also demonstrated particle oscillation along the optical axis by changing the focal position in a sinusoidal manner. From the frequency dependency of the amplitude of particle oscillation we determined the spring constant as 91.7 nN/m.
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spelling oxford-uuid:0949e979-3c25-43c3-a7d8-a842491731952022-03-26T09:17:33ZDynamic axial-position control of a laser-trapped particle by wave-front modification.Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:0949e979-3c25-43c3-a7d8-a84249173195EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2003Ota, TKawata, SSugiura, TBooth, MNeil, MJuskaitis, RWilson, TThe axial position of a laser-trapped particle has been controlled by modification of the wave front by means of a membrane deformable mirror. The mirror gives wave-front modulation in terms of Zernike polynomials. By modulation of the Zernike defocus term we can modulate the particle position under conditions of laser trapping. A polystyrene particle of 1-microm diameter was moved along the optical axis direction for a distance of 2370 nm in minimum steps of 55.4 nm. We also demonstrated particle oscillation along the optical axis by changing the focal position in a sinusoidal manner. From the frequency dependency of the amplitude of particle oscillation we determined the spring constant as 91.7 nN/m.
spellingShingle Ota, T
Kawata, S
Sugiura, T
Booth, M
Neil, M
Juskaitis, R
Wilson, T
Dynamic axial-position control of a laser-trapped particle by wave-front modification.
title Dynamic axial-position control of a laser-trapped particle by wave-front modification.
title_full Dynamic axial-position control of a laser-trapped particle by wave-front modification.
title_fullStr Dynamic axial-position control of a laser-trapped particle by wave-front modification.
title_full_unstemmed Dynamic axial-position control of a laser-trapped particle by wave-front modification.
title_short Dynamic axial-position control of a laser-trapped particle by wave-front modification.
title_sort dynamic axial position control of a laser trapped particle by wave front modification
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