We increase the effective stiffness of optical tweezers by position clamping a polystyrene bead with a predictive feedback control algorithm. This algorithm mitigates the effect of feedback loop delay. Hence, higher gain than with proportional control can be employed, which results in higher effective trap stiffness, without trap instability. In experiments (initial trap stiffness 0.056 pN/nm with a 1.78 𝜇m diameter polystyrene bead), predictive control increased the effective trap stiffness by 55% relative to proportional control. We also derive theoretical expressions for the power spectra of the bead position controlled by our algorithm
A highly-focused laser beam can provide an attractive force (on the order of piconewtons) capable of...
Optical traps (tweezers) are beginning to be used with increasing efficacy in diverse studies in the...
Optical traps (tweezers) are beginning to be used with increasing efficacy in diverse studies in the...
We increase the effective stiffness of optical tweezers by position clamping a polystyrene bead with...
Using real-time re-programmable signal processing we connect acousto-optic steering and back-focal-p...
Position clamping in optical tweezers allows us to use less laser power at a cer-tain trapping stiff...
We present a holographic optical tweezers system capable of position clamping multiple particles. Mo...
Optically trapped microshperes can be manipulated by steering the trap beam, while the object positi...
Phase optimization offers promising capabilities in optical tweezers, allowing huge increases in the...
Optical tweezers can trap micron-sized objects such as cells, bacteria, and microspheres, and has be...
Single molecule force clamp experiments are widely used to investigate how enzymes, molecular motors...
We show how the trapping position of an optically trapped 1-µm polystyrene bead is measured, and tha...
In existing control methods for optical tweezers, the trapping stiffness is usually assumed to be co...
Optical traps are useful for studying the effects of forces on single molecules. Feedback-based forc...
In optical trapping systems the trap stiffness, or spring constant, deteriorates dramatically with t...
A highly-focused laser beam can provide an attractive force (on the order of piconewtons) capable of...
Optical traps (tweezers) are beginning to be used with increasing efficacy in diverse studies in the...
Optical traps (tweezers) are beginning to be used with increasing efficacy in diverse studies in the...
We increase the effective stiffness of optical tweezers by position clamping a polystyrene bead with...
Using real-time re-programmable signal processing we connect acousto-optic steering and back-focal-p...
Position clamping in optical tweezers allows us to use less laser power at a cer-tain trapping stiff...
We present a holographic optical tweezers system capable of position clamping multiple particles. Mo...
Optically trapped microshperes can be manipulated by steering the trap beam, while the object positi...
Phase optimization offers promising capabilities in optical tweezers, allowing huge increases in the...
Optical tweezers can trap micron-sized objects such as cells, bacteria, and microspheres, and has be...
Single molecule force clamp experiments are widely used to investigate how enzymes, molecular motors...
We show how the trapping position of an optically trapped 1-µm polystyrene bead is measured, and tha...
In existing control methods for optical tweezers, the trapping stiffness is usually assumed to be co...
Optical traps are useful for studying the effects of forces on single molecules. Feedback-based forc...
In optical trapping systems the trap stiffness, or spring constant, deteriorates dramatically with t...
A highly-focused laser beam can provide an attractive force (on the order of piconewtons) capable of...
Optical traps (tweezers) are beginning to be used with increasing efficacy in diverse studies in the...
Optical traps (tweezers) are beginning to be used with increasing efficacy in diverse studies in the...