N. B. Simpson, Leslie Allen, Miles J. Padgett
Abstract
The standard configuration for an optical tweezers arrangement uses a fundamental TEM0.0 laser mode as the trapping beam. However, even modest laser powers may result in damage, or “opticution,” of delicate biological samples.
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The standard configuration for an optical tweezers arrangement uses a fundamental TEM0.0 laser mode as the trapping beam. However, even modest laser powers may result in damage, or “opticution,” of delicate biological samples.
Key concepts: Optical tweezers, Tweezers, Trapping, Laser beams, Optics, Laser, Optoelectronics, Beam (structure)