Ultralow-Noise SiN Trampoline Resonators for Sensing and Optomechanics

Сверхнизкошумные SiN-трамплинные резонаторы для сенсоров и оптомеханики
Alexandre Bourassa, Christoph Reinhardt, Tina Müller, Jack C. Sankey
2016-04-01

SiN trampoline resonatorsattonewton force sensitivityoptomechanicsroom-temperature sensingultralow-noise
Accurately measuring extremely small forces is important in many fields of physics, materials science, and engineering. Researchers demonstrate tiny ``trampoline'' mechanical sensors that are exquisitely sensitive to attonewton forces at room temperature.
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Silicon nitride (SiN) trampoline-shaped mechanical resonators are demonstrated as sensors.
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The devices are applicable for high-precision sensing and optomechanics due to their exceptional force sensitivity.
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These SiN trampoline resonators achieve ultralow mechanical noise enabling sensitivity to attonewton-scale forces at room temperature.

Ultralow-noise silicon nitride (SiN) trampoline mechanical resonators

Sensitive force sensing and optomechanical performance, specifically detection of attonewton-scale forces at room temperature using ultralow-noise trampoline resonators

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Alexandre Bourassa
Christoph Reinhardt
Tina Müller
Jack C. Sankey
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