Multiphysics optomechanical sensing of a liquid on the micron scale

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Auteurs principaux: Neshasteh, Hamidreza, Mataji-Kojouri, Amideddin, Fur, Clément Le, Shlesinger, Ilan, Ravaro, Marco, Gély, Marc, Hentz, Sébastien, Jourdan, Guillaume, Favero, Ivan
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author Neshasteh, Hamidreza
Mataji-Kojouri, Amideddin
Fur, Clément Le
Shlesinger, Ilan
Ravaro, Marco
Gély, Marc
Hentz, Sébastien
Jourdan, Guillaume
Favero, Ivan
author_facet Neshasteh, Hamidreza
Mataji-Kojouri, Amideddin
Fur, Clément Le
Shlesinger, Ilan
Ravaro, Marco
Gély, Marc
Hentz, Sébastien
Jourdan, Guillaume
Favero, Ivan
contents We present an optomechanical device platform for characterization of optical, thermal, and rheological properties of fluids on the micron scale. A suspended silicon microdisk resonator with a vibrating mass of 100 fg and an effective measurement volume of less than a pL is used to monitor properties of different fluids at rest. By employing analytical models for thermo-optical effects, thermal diffusion and fluid-structure interactions, our platform determines the refractive index, thermal conductivity, viscosity, density and compressibility of the fluid, in a compact measurement setup. A single measurement takes as short as 70 microseconds, and the employed power can be less than 100 microwatts, guaranteeing measurement at rest and in thermal equilibrium.
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spellingShingle Multiphysics optomechanical sensing of a liquid on the micron scale
Neshasteh, Hamidreza
Mataji-Kojouri, Amideddin
Fur, Clément Le
Shlesinger, Ilan
Ravaro, Marco
Gély, Marc
Hentz, Sébastien
Jourdan, Guillaume
Favero, Ivan
Applied Physics
Optics
We present an optomechanical device platform for characterization of optical, thermal, and rheological properties of fluids on the micron scale. A suspended silicon microdisk resonator with a vibrating mass of 100 fg and an effective measurement volume of less than a pL is used to monitor properties of different fluids at rest. By employing analytical models for thermo-optical effects, thermal diffusion and fluid-structure interactions, our platform determines the refractive index, thermal conductivity, viscosity, density and compressibility of the fluid, in a compact measurement setup. A single measurement takes as short as 70 microseconds, and the employed power can be less than 100 microwatts, guaranteeing measurement at rest and in thermal equilibrium.
title Multiphysics optomechanical sensing of a liquid on the micron scale
topic Applied Physics
Optics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.10139