introduction to nanomechanics (spring 2012)
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Introduction to Nanomechanics (Spring 2012). Martino Poggio. Cooling Mechanical Resonators. Achieve ultimate force resolution Approach the quantum regime Measure mechanical superpositions and coherences. Superposition & Coherence?. Strategies for Cooling Resonators. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Introduction to Nanomechanics(Spring 2012)Martino Poggio1Cooling Mechanical ResonatorsAchieve ultimate force resolutionApproach the quantum regimeMeasure mechanical superpositions and coherences
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2Superposition & Coherence?Introduction to Nanomechanics3
11.04.20123Strategies for Cooling ResonatorsBrute force: High resonance frequencies & low reservoir temperaturesDamping mechanical motionCavity coolingIntroduction to Nanomechanics4
11.04.20124Introduction to Nanomechanics5T (K)xrms (xzp)
11.04.20125Brute ForceIntroduction to Nanomechanics6
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Real Numbers (T = 1 K)Top-down doubly clamped beams (Schwab)m = 10-15 kg = 2 x 10 MHz
xth = 2 x 10-12 mxzp= 3 x 10-14 mIntroduction to Nanomechanics711.04.20127Real Numbers (T = 1 K)Bottom-up doubly clamped clean nanotubes (Steele/Delft)m = 10-21 kg = 2 x 500 MHz
xth= 4 x 10-11 mxzp = 4 x 10-12 m
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11.04.20128Real Numbers (T = 1 K)Top-down doubly clamped beams (Schwab)m = 10-15 kg = 2 x 10 MHz
xth = 2 x 10-12 mxzp= 3 x 10-14 mBottom-up doubly clamped clean nanotubes (Steele/Delft)m = 10-21 kg = 2 x 500 MHz
xth= 4 x 10-11 mxzp = 4 x 10-12 m
Introduction to Nanomechanics911.04.20129Real Numbers (T = 10 mK)Top-down doubly clamped Si beams (Schwab)m = 10-15 kg = 2 x 10 MHz
xth = 2 x 10-13 mxzp= 3 x 10-14 mBottom-up doubly clamped clean nanotubes (Steele/Delft)m = 10-21 kg = 2 x 500 MHz
xth= 4 x 10-12 mxzp = 4 x 10-12 m
Introduction to Nanomechanics1011.04.201210Technical ChallengesResonator Fabrication (high frequency, low dissipation, low mass)Displacement sensing (low measurement imprecision, i.e. low noise floor)Refrigeration (mK temperatures)
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11.04.201212Expectation vs. RealityIntroduction to Nanomechanics13T (K)Nth
11.04.201213Strategies for Cooling ResonatorsBrute force: High resonance frequencies & low reservoir temperaturesDamping mechanical motionCavity coolingIntroduction to Nanomechanics14
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fiber interferometerspectrum analyzerpiezocantileverUsual Cantilever Motion Detection15
fiber interferometerspectrum analyzerdampingpiezocantileverSimple Electronic Damping16
350037504000Frequency (Hz)425010001001010.10.011E-31E-41E-5Tmode = 3.8 KQ0 = 45,660Sprectral density (2/Hz)Cooling (damping) of a cantilever - T = 4.2Kg = 0Interferometer shot noise level17
350037504000Frequency (Hz)425010001001010.10.011E-31E-41E-5Tmode = 530 mKQeff = 5,834Sprectral density (2/Hz)Cooling (damping) of a cantilever - T = 4.2Kg = 6.8Interferometer shot noise level18
350037504000Frequency (Hz)425010001001010.10.011E-31E-41E-5Tmode = 71 mKQeff = 674Sprectral density (2/Hz)Cooling (damping) of a cantilever - T = 4.2Kg = 67Interferometer shot noise level19
350037504000Frequency (Hz)425010001001010.10.011E-31E-41E-5Tmode = 13 mKQeff = 173Sprectral density (2/Hz)Cooling (damping) of a cantilever - T = 4.2Kg = 263Interferometer shot noise level20
350037504000Frequency (Hz)425010001001010.10.011E-31E-41E-5Tmode = 5.3 mKQeff = 87Sprectral density (2/Hz)Cooling (damping) of a cantilever - T = 4.2Kg = 525Interferometer shot noise level21
350037504000Frequency (Hz)425010001001010.10.011E-31E-41E-5Tmode = 0.62 mKQ = 36Sprectral density (2/Hz)Cooling (damping) of a cantilever - T = 4.2Kg = 1267Interferometer shot noise level22
350037504000Frequency (Hz)425010001001010.10.011E-31E-41E-5Tmode = -0.25 mKQeff = 15Sprectral density (2/Hz)Cooling (damping) of a cantilever - T = 4.2Kg = 3043Interferometer shot noise level23
350037504000Frequency (Hz)4250Sprectral density (2/Hz)10001001010.10.011E-31E-41E-5Tmode = -3.0 mKQeff = 10Cooling (damping) of a cantilever - T = 4.2Kg = 4565Mechanical feedback can cancel photon shot noise!Negative mode temperature?!Interferometer shot noise level24
fiber interferometerspectrum analyzerdampingpiezocantileverExperimental setupmeasurement noise
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Measured spectral density:Effective Q with feedback:Actual cantilever spectral density:Cantilever mode temperature:Cantilever Noise Temperature with Feedback26
Measured spectral density:Effective Q with feedback:Actual cantilever spectral density:Cantilever mode temperature:For optimumfeedback gainCantilever Noise Temperature with Feedback27
350037504000Frequency (Hz)4250Spectral density (2/Hz)10001001010.10.011E-31E-41E-5T = 4.2 KTmode = 5.3 KTmode = 530 mKTmode = 73 mKTmode = 16 mKTmode = 4.6 mKTmode = 8.3 mKTmode = 5.3 mKTmode = 9.3 mKCooling (damping) of a cantilever - T = 4.2K 4.6mK28
010002000g3000Tmode (mK)0.1400050006000T = 4.2 K Q0 = 45,660Theoretical Limit110100100010000Tmode, min = 4.6 mKQeff = 36Cooling (damping) of a cantilever model and experiment29
Theoretical Limit02000gTmode (K)10110010-110-210-340006000T = 295 KTmode = 2.9 mKT = 4.2 KT = 2.2 K102Cooling (damping) of a cantilever model and experiment30