Kinetic Cooling of Mechanical Structures
作者： John Nees , Mark Hammig , David Wehe
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关键词: Light source 、 Optical cavity 、 Detector 、 Laser 、 Physics 、 Semiconductor 、 Optics 、 Kinetic energy
摘要: A method and device for reducing the thermal-mechanical motion of a defecting body is disclosed, in which includes semiconductor injection laser used as both light source dual-mirror optical cavity precisely measuring body. The thermally induced mechanical structure quenched using force-feedback technique, information from structural-motion detector coupled to forcing mechanism such that deflecting counteracted thereby reduced.
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