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A versatile scheme for read-out and actuation of nanomechanical motion using silica microspheres

Tobias Kippenberg, Emanuel Gavartin, Pierre Verlot
2012
Conference Papers

Abstract

We employ silica microspheres to detect and actuate nanomechanical motion. With Si3N4-nanostrings, we achieve significant passive cooling by radiation pressure. Feedback-cooling enables stable operation at optical powers beyond the parametric-instability threshold, paving the way to detect quantum backation. (C) 2011 Optical Society of America

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