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1 August 2021 Generation of pitch rotational torque wrench using two-beam optical tweezers on a birefringent particle
Muruga Lokesh, Rahul Vaippully, Basudev Roy
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Abstract
3D Pitch rotational motion has been generated in spherical particles using holographic optical tweezers by maneuvering the laser spots to control the rotational motion. However, since the spherical particles, required to minimise complications due to the drag forces, are perfectly isotropic, a controllable torque cannot be applied with it. It is here that we trap birefringent particles in two tweezers beams and then change the depth of one of the beam foci controllably to generate a proper pitch rotational torque wrench. We also detect the rotation with our newly developed pitch rotational motion detection technique which could not be done conventionally on isotropic spherical particles.
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Muruga Lokesh, Rahul Vaippully, and Basudev Roy "Generation of pitch rotational torque wrench using two-beam optical tweezers on a birefringent particle", Proc. SPIE 11798, Optical Trapping and Optical Micromanipulation XVIII, 117981D (1 August 2021); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2592081
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KEYWORDS
Particles

Spherical lenses

Polarization

Optical tweezers

Light scattering

Calibration

Beam splitters

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