Surface height profile imaging with optically trapped spheres
使用光学捕获球进行表面高度轮廓成像
基本信息
- 批准号:325733426
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- 依托单位国家:德国
- 项目类别:Research Grants
- 财政年份:2017
- 资助国家:德国
- 起止时间:2016-12-31 至 2022-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Surfaces play a special role in nature and technology, since they do not only separate outside from inside, but control chemical reactions, and regulate the exchange of pressure, light, heat, and moisture. To understand the properties of surfaces on a molecular scale, special measurement technology is required to spatially probe and resolve smallest structures without destroying them. Several different scanning probe microscopy (SPM) techniques, among which the most prominent are the atomic force microscope (AFM) and the scanning tunneling microscope (STM), illustrate the enormous demand for imaging surfaces with the most various structures, features and functions. However, despite the impressive success-story of AFM technology, it turned out that the tips of AFM cantilevers are often too stiff for many applications, thus damaging the soft sample. Similar to AFM, but much more sensitive, an optically trapped probe can be scanned across a structured surface to measure the height profile from the displacements of the probe. This technique is called Photonic Force Microscopy (PFM). Optical traps have been playing important roles in the bio-nano-sciences due to their ability to flexibly apply smallest forces on tiny structures in fluid environments. Combined with advanced 3D particle tracking techniques such as back-focal-plane interferometry, they allow sensing miniscule forces exerted on these structures. In a recent publication (Friedrich 2015) we have demonstrated that by a combination of a time-shared twin-optical trap and nanometer-precise three-dimensional interferometric particle tracking reliable height-profiling and surface imaging is possible with a spatial resolution below the diffraction limit. This technique exploits the high energy thermal position fluctuations of the trapped probe, leading to a sampling of the surface 5000 times softer than in AFM. In this research proposal we aim to improve the PFM technology in three different directions: First, the spatial resolution shall be improved significantly, by using smaller probes, which requires a short (green) laser wavelength to stably trap them. Second, the so-called tapping mode shall be implemented, where the probe is oscillated vertically with the goal to reduce the probe sticking and to increase the scanning velocity. A third goal is to expand the range of applications for this scanning probe microscopy by imaging also opaque surfaces, which requires precise optical trapping and tracking of the probe also in reflection mode.
表面在自然和技术中扮演着特殊的角色,因为它们不仅将外部与内部分开,而且控制化学反应,调节压力、光、热和水分的交换。为了在分子尺度上理解表面的性质,需要特殊的测量技术在不破坏最小结构的情况下对其进行空间探测和解析。几种不同的扫描探针显微镜(SPM)技术,其中最突出的是原子力显微镜(AFM)和扫描隧道显微镜(STM),说明了对结构、特征和功能最多样化的成像表面的巨大需求。然而,尽管AFM技术取得了令人印象深刻的成功,但事实证明,对于许多应用来说,AFM悬臂的尖端往往过于坚硬,从而破坏了软样品。与AFM类似,但更灵敏,光学捕获探针可以扫描整个结构表面,以测量探针位移的高度轮廓。这种技术被称为光子力显微镜(PFM)。由于光学陷阱能够在流体环境中灵活地对微小结构施加最小的力,因此在生物纳米科学中发挥着重要作用。结合先进的三维粒子跟踪技术,如后焦平面干涉测量,它们可以感知施加在这些结构上的微小力。在最近发表的一篇文章中(Friedrich 2015),我们已经证明,通过将时间共享双光学陷阱和纳米精度三维干涉粒子跟踪相结合,可以在低于衍射极限的空间分辨率下实现可靠的高度剖面和表面成像。该技术利用捕获探针的高能量热位置波动,导致表面取样比AFM软5000倍。在本研究计划中,我们的目标是在三个不同的方向上改进PFM技术:首先,通过使用更小的探针来显着提高空间分辨率,这需要短(绿色)激光波长来稳定地捕获它们。第二,采用所谓的攻丝方式,将探头垂直振荡,以减少探头粘滞,提高扫描速度。第三个目标是通过成像不透明的表面来扩大这种扫描探针显微镜的应用范围,这需要在反射模式下精确地捕获和跟踪探针。
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