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The proposed technique is examined by a two-particle model, showing excellent agreement between the theoretical and numerical results. This study provides insight into the physical mechanisms of PIT and advances the applicability and versatility of 2D material-based PIT devices.A novel pressure vector sensor based on a short section of PANDA fiber with an orthogonal optical path Sagnac interferometer structure is proposed and experimentally demonstrated. The sensor structure was realized using a gold film, coated on the end of the fiber tip through the magnetron sputtering method. The birefringence-dependent interference dip is sensitive to external force. Therefore, pressure can be monitored by this sensor. The relationship between the force direction and the pressure sensitivity was studied. We embedded the sensor in aluminum, using ultrasonic consolidation technology, to investigate the application of its sensing properties in metal. SB-743921 cell line Based on this, the influence of the embedding direction on the polarization characteristics of the fiber was analyzed. The experimental results showed that the sensor offered a high sensitivity of 2330 pm/(N·m) in its freeform and 780 pm/(N·m) after being embedded in aluminum. Due to its simple fabrication process, low cost, and high sensitivity, the pressure sensor described in this paper could be a competitive candidate in several pressure sensing applications.We describe the correlation between the measured width of silicon waveguides fabricated with 193 nm lithography and the local pattern density of the mask layout. In the fabrication process, pattern density can affect the composition of the plasma in a dry etching process or the abrasion rate in a planarization step. Using an optical test circuit to extract waveguide width and thickness, we sampled 5841 sites over a fabricated wafer. Using this detailed sampling, we could establish the correlation between the linewidth and average pattern density around the test circuit, as a function of the radius of influence. We find that the intra-die systematic width variation correlates most with the pattern density within a radius of 200 µm, with a correlation coefficient of 0.57. No correlation between pattern density and the intra-die systematic thickness variation is observed. These findings can be used to predict photonic circuit yield or to optimize the circuit layout to minimize the effect of local pattern density.We report the autofocusing behaviors of ring Airy beams (RABs) embedded with two kinds of off-axial vortex singularities. The influences of embedded positions and topological charges of point and r vortices on the autofocusing dynamic are numerically and experimentally investigated. The results show that, for the first-order vortex, the embedded position significantly affects the focal field, and once the singularity is located on the main ring of RAB, the symmetric Bessel profile of the focal field will be broken, otherwise the Bessel-like focus can self-heal at the focal plane. However, for the higher-order vortex embedded near the main ring, it will split into several fundamental vortices and then separate with each other along the radial direction under the interaction with the RAB background. Our results hold potential for the practical application of RABs in the atmosphere and other propagation systems with perturbation and even singularities.Integration of optical waveguide and subwavelength structure may help address the problems of large footprint, low robustness, and small operation bandwidth, those of that are typically inborn in traditional integrated optical devices. Here, a design method of an ultra-compact small footprint lens is proposed. Combing particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm with spatial multiplexing technology, we successfully integrated two- and four-step varifocal lenses on SOIs chips with small footprint of 35×35 µm2, non-mechanically leading to 2.5× and 3.4× zoom capacity, respectively. The proposed designed method may shed a new light on compact on-chip display devices and offer an alternative approach to design integrated optical communication with high information storage capacity.The traditional optical design process isolates the two steps of system performance optimization and tolerance allocation, making it difficult to achieve optimal design of as-built performance. To solve this problem, this paper proposes an analytical method for optimizing the as-built performance of optical systems. The method uses the nodal aberration theory to derive the wavefront aberration estimated value under the given surface decenter and tilt tolerance, and establishes the optical system as-built performance evaluation model. The as-built performance evaluation does not require a large amount of ray tracing, which can be completed only by tracking the paraxial marginal ray and the principal ray, and the calculation amount is small. The as-built performance evaluation model can be directly used as error function in optical design software for optical system optimization. A Cooke triplet system is taken as an example to compare the as-built performance optimization method, Code V and Zemax OpticStudio's built-in optimization methods and the traditional method which optimizes only nominal performance by Monte-Carlo tolerance analysis.Line-field confocal optical coherence tomography (LC-OCT) is an imaging technique in which A-scans are acquired in parallel through line illumination with a broadband laser and line detection with a line-scan camera. B-scan imaging at high spatial resolution is achieved by dynamic focusing in a Linnik interferometer. This paper presents an LC-OCT device based on a custom-designed Mirau interferometer that offers similar spatial resolution and detection sensitivity. The device has the advantage of being more compact and lighter. In vivo imaging of human skin with a resolution of 1.3 µm × 1.1 µm (lateral × axial) is demonstrated over a field of 0.9 mm × 0.4 mm (lateral × axial) at 12 frames per second.We incorrectly cited a maximum acceleration sensitivity of the rigidly-mounted cavity of 2.5 × 10-10 1/(m s-2). The correct coupling factor is a factor of 100 smaller 2.5 × 10-12 1/(m s-2).
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