Near field optical microscopy by local perturbation of a diffraction spot

  • Bachelot R
  • Gleyzes P
  • Boccara A
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Abstract

Using a vibrating metallic tip, which periodically and locally modifies the distribution of a converging electromagnetic field issued from a microscope objective, we have observed a clear improvement of the optical resolution compared to the diffraction limited one. This NFOM technique is coupled with a ''tapping mode'' AFM which uses the same tip. The experimental set-up is described and NFOM and AFM images of known samples are presented.

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Bachelot, R., Gleyzes, P., & Boccara, A. C. (1994). Near field optical microscopy by local perturbation of a diffraction spot. Microscopy Microanalysis Microstructures, 5(4–6), 389–397. https://doi.org/10.1051/mmm:0199400504-6038900

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