Laser trapping and manipulation of micro/nano-objects on polymer substrates
Yue Yin,
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D. L. Lin,
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SHEN Tian-Ci
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et al.
Acta Physica Sinica,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
74(8), P. 0 - 0
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Polymer
substrates
overcome
the
limitations
of
rigid
planar
in
spatial
deformation
scenarios
and
can
be
combined
with
photolithography
to
fabricate
complex,
three-dimensional
irregular
polymer
structures.
Photothermal-shock
tweezer
is
a
laser
trapping
technique
based
on
photothermal
shock
effect.
leverages
pulsed
induced
transient
generate
micro-newton-scale
thermomechanical
strain
gradients
force,
enabling
capture
manipulation
micro/nano-objects
at
solid
interfaces.
Integrating
this
address
demands
new
application
scenarios.In
work,
we
use
commonly
employed
polymethyl
methacrylate
(PMMA)
negative
photoresist
(SU-8)
as
substrates,
which
SiO<sub>2</sub>
nanofilms
are
fabricated
using
sol-gel
method.
This
approach
effectively
mitigates
thermal
damage
caused
by
effects,
micro/nano-objects.<br>SiO<sub>2</sub>
nanofilms,
characterized
low
conductivity,
inhibit
heat
transfer.
The
nanofilm
fabrication
utilized
study
enables
synthesis
large-area
coverage,
surface
roughness
(R<sub>q</sub>
~
320
pm)
uniform
thickness,
making
it
broadly
applicable
flexible
Direct
contact
between
layer
during
tweezers
induce
irreversible
substrate
degradation
due
effects.
Experimental
results
demonstrate
that
depositing
an
thicker
than
110
nm
significantly
enhances
insulation
protection,
mitigating
laser-induced
under
typical
optical
conditions.<br>Additionally,
analyzing
temperature
field
distribution
gold
nanosheet,
PMMA
substrate,
single
found
reduce
least
111
ºC
delay
time
for
reach
its
peak
13.2
ns
compared
nanosheet.
experimental
expand
environmental
media
objects,
offering
possibilities
applications
micro/nano-manipulation,
micro/nanorobotics,
micro/nano-optoelectronic
devices.
Language: Английский
Ultra-narrowband dielectric metasurfaces for surface-enhanced infrared absorption
Haining Chong,
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Wenkang Zhang,
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Yuanhao Mu
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et al.
Applied Physics Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
126(9)
Published: March 1, 2025
Quasi-bound
states
in
the
continuum
(QBICs)
mid-infrared
region
have
been
widely
explored
to
enhance
light–matter
interactions
for
biochemical
sensing.
However,
their
steep
dispersion
bands
often
limit
Q-factor
stability
under
focused
light.
Here,
we
design
and
experimentally
demonstrate
a
super
QBIC
within
flatband
by
introducing
lateral
geometric
perturbations
square
lattice
of
etched
holes
high-index
Ge
films,
enabling
strong
coupling
between
energy
bands.
The
achieves
theoretical
two
orders
magnitude
higher
than
conventional
QBICs,
with
nearly
zero
group
velocity,
supports
ultra-narrowband
resonances
slow
light
effect.
Experimentally,
report
robust
∼270
at
tilted
angle,
full
width
half
maximum
∼22
nm,
field
enhancement
∼23
accessible
optical
cavities.
Vibrational
is
achieved
mode
C=O
vibrational
polymethylmethacrylate
molecules,
Rabi
splitting
24.2
cm−1
detuning.
Differential
transmission
spectra
reveal
fivefold
molecular
absorption
due
localization.
These
results
potential
metasurfaces
advancing
surface-enhanced
infrared
micrometer
scale.
Language: Английский
Chip-scale metaphotonic singularities: topological, dynamical, and practical aspects
Tianyue Li,
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Mengjiao Liu,
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Jiahao Hou
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et al.
Chip,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 100109 - 100109
Published: Sept. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
All-dielectric metasurfaces enabled by quasi-BIC for high-Q near-perfect light absorption
Zhisen Huang,
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Jin Wang,
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Wei Jia
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et al.
Optics Letters,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
50(1), P. 105 - 105
Published: Nov. 15, 2024
All-dielectric
metasurface
(ADM)
absorbers
driven
by
quasi-bound
states
in
the
continuum
(BIC)
are
critical
for
high-performance
optoelectronic
devices
due
to
their
ability
offer
high
Q
-factor
absorption.
However,
these
all-dielectric
metasurfaces
usually
require
aid
of
degenerate
coupling
schemes
or
back-metal
reflective
layers
achieve
absorption,
which
often
suffers
from
limitations
such
as
sensitive
geometrical
parameters,
ohmic
losses,
and
low
-factors.
This
work
presents
an
ADM
high-
near-perfect
light
consists
double
Si
nanorods
SiO
2
/Ta
O
5
multilayers.
By
breaking
symmetry
length
nanorods,
this
can
excite
a
single
quasi-BIC
resonance
corresponding
electric
dipole.
Without
introducing
metal
layer,
we
realize
highly
asymmetric
only
6
films.
It
is
theoretically
numerically
demonstrated
that
has
more
than
98%
absorption
at
943.68
nm
2842.
In
addition,
exhibits
excellent
tolerance
parameters
while
ensuring
performance.
Our
results
provide
new
ideas
design
perfect
with
large
tolerances
-factors
also
open
up
possibilities
optical
filtering,
sensing,
photon
detection
devices.
Language: Английский