On-chip interferometric detection of nanomechanical motion

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Abstract

An integrable on-chip displacement transduction of nanomechenical motion is developed that senses the modulation of the optical near-field of an illuminated vibrating string with a nearby Schottky photodiode. This scheme poses no restrictions on resonator material and avoids additional damping. The achieved sensitivity of l pm/Hz1/2 enables the detection of Brownian motion of our mechanical resonators at room temperature. Implementing a feedback scheme of the detected signal into the electrical actuation, we demonstrate self-oscillation. © 2010 American Chemical Society.

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Unterreithmeier, Q. P., Faust, T., Manus, S., & Kotthaus, J. P. (2010). On-chip interferometric detection of nanomechanical motion. Nano Letters, 10(3), 887–890. https://doi.org/10.1021/nl903556s

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