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5 March 2021 Extending tracking range through structured back focal plane interferometry
Avinash Upadhya, Yujie Zheng, Li Li, Woei Ming Lee
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Abstract
vBack Focal Plane interferometry (BFPI) is a widely used technique in particle tracking, providing high-speed, highresolution measurements. We present Structured Back Focal Plane Interferometry (SBFPI), a modification to BFPI utilizing structured beams and structured detectors [1]. Utilising Conical Wavefront Gaussian Beams and Annular Quadrant Photodetectors, SBFPI significantly increases tracking range while maintaining sensitivity and robustness to aberrations. We studied the variation in detection range and sensitivity over our parameters. A maximum increase in axial and lateral tracking range of 4.25-fold and 1.83-fold was found respectively, concomitant with sensitivity decreases of 53% and 61%. We also found parameter combinations with smaller range improvements but which retain sensitivity, in particular a 2.31 fold axial range increase with a 22.4% reduction in sensitivity, and these can be tuned to each experiment. We also studied the effect of aberrations on signal integrity.
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Avinash Upadhya, Yujie Zheng, Li Li, and Woei Ming Lee "Extending tracking range through structured back focal plane interferometry", Proc. SPIE 11701, Complex Light and Optical Forces XV, 1170110 (5 March 2021); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2578288
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KEYWORDS
Interferometry

Particles

Beam shaping

Gaussian beams

Lithium

Monochromatic aberrations

Sensors

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