Optomechanical Motion Sensors

Felipe Guzman; Oliver Gerberding; John T Melcher; Julian Stirling; Jon R Pratt; Gordon A Shaw; Jacob M Taylor

Optomechanical Motion Sensors

Felipe Guzman, Oliver Gerberding, John T Melcher, Julian Stirling, Jon R Pratt, Gordon A Shaw, Jacob M Taylor

Department of Physics

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Abstract

Compact optical cavities can be combined with motion sensors to yield unprecedented resolution and SI-traceability in areas such as acceleration sensing and atomic force microscopy AFM, among others. We have incorporated Fabry-Perot fiber-optic micro-cavities onto low-loss monolithic fused-silica mechanical oscillators, demonstrating exquisite sensitivities better than 200am/rtHz in displacement, and acceleration sensing levels below 100 nano- g/rtHz over a 10kHz bandwidth. Similar tests have been conducted with novel fused-silica AFM sensors, reaching resolutions of 14fN. We will present our results on novel optomechanical systems that offer both, high sensitivity and direct SI-traceability in very simple and compact devices.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	ASPE 2015 Summer Topical Meeting, Precision Interferometric Metrology
Publisher	American Society for Precision Engineering
Pages	79-82
Number of pages	4
Volume	61
ISBN (Print)	978-1-887706-68-1
Publication status	Published - 8 Jul 2015

Keywords

optomechanics
interferometry
precision measurements
acceleration
force

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Optomechanical Motion Sensors

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