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  • Ingeniería Biomédica
  • Ciencia de Materiales

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  • El trampeo óptico de campo cercano tiene potencial en la investigación de biopartículas, pero sufre de baja eficiencia y poca profundidad de penetración.
  • Los métodos existentes son sensibles a las perturbaciones de las partículas, lo que limita la robustez y la practicidad.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Desarrollar un método novedoso de trampeo óptico que supere las limitaciones de los enfoques de campo cercano.
  • Demostrar un sistema de trampeo óptico escalable y robusto para la manipulación de biopartículas.

Principales métodos:

  • Fabricación de un microresonador de botella hueco de pared delgada con espesor de pared en gradiente.
  • Excitación de modos de galería de susurros (WGMs) axiales de alto orden mediante acoplamiento de cono de fibra.
  • Utilización de los nodos antinodales de intensidad del campo modal para el trampeo en lugar del campo evanescente.

Principales resultados:

  • Se demostró el trampeo óptico a gran escala en un rango axial de más de 195 μm.
  • Se logró un umbral de potencia bajo de 0,198 mW para partículas de poliestireno de 500 nm.
  • El microresonador de botella protegido con gradiente de espesor (GTP) mostró una robustez mejorada contra las perturbaciones de las partículas.

Conclusiones:

  • El microresonador de botella WGM GTP ofrece un marco escalable y robusto para la manipulación óptica.
  • Esta tecnología permite el trampeo óptico localizado sintonizable para aplicaciones en análisis de partículas únicas y detección de biopartículas.