• Photonics Research
  • Vol. 10, Issue 10, 2293 (2022)
Kaige Liu1,2,†, Hengkang Zhang3,†, Shanshan Du1,2, Zeqi Liu1,2..., Bin Zhang4,5,*, Xing Fu1,2,6,* and Qiang Liu1,2,7,*|Show fewer author(s)
Author Affiliations
  • 1Key Laboratory of Photonics Control Technology, Ministry of Education, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, China
  • 2Department of Precision Instrument, State Key Laboratory of Precision Measurement Technology and Instruments, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, China
  • 3Beijing Institute of Control Engineering, Beijing 100190, China
  • 4Beijing Institute of Electronic System Engineering, Beijing 100854, China
  • 5e-mail: zhangbin1931@126.com
  • 6e-mail: fuxing@mail.tsinghua.edu.cn
  • 7e-mail: qiangliu@mail.tsinghua.edu.cn
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    DOI: 10.1364/PRJ.461172 Cite this Article Set citation alerts
    Kaige Liu, Hengkang Zhang, Shanshan Du, Zeqi Liu, Bin Zhang, Xing Fu, Qiang Liu, "Particle manipulation behind a turbid medium based on the intensity transmission matrix," Photonics Res. 10, 2293 (2022) Copy Citation Text show less

    Abstract

    Although optical tweezers can manipulate tiny particles, the distortion caused by the scattering medium restricts their application. Wavefront-shaping techniques such as the transmission matrix (TM) method are powerful tools to achieve light focusing behind the scattering medium. In this paper, we propose a method to focus light through a scattering medium in a large area based on the intensity transmission matrix (ITM). Only relying on the intensity distribution, we can calculate the ITM with the number of measurements equal to that of the control segments. Free of the diffraction limit, our method guarantees high energy usage of the light field. Based on this method, we have implemented particle manipulation with a high degree of freedom on single and multiple particles. In addition, the manipulation range is enlarged more than 20 times (compared to the memory effect) to 200 μm.
    εin=H01·α,

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    εtar=Eout·α,

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    TM·H01=Eout,

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    TM·H01·α=Eout·α,

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    TM·εin=εtar,

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    εin=TM·εtar,

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    TM=Eout·H011=Eout·(2N·H(100000000))=2N·Eout·H(ε11out00ε12out00ε1Mout00),

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    ITM=2N·|Eout|·H.

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    εin=2N·(|em1||em2||emN|   )·H,

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    (tm1tm2tmN)=2N·(|em1||em2||emN|)·H,

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    tmj=2N·(|em1||em2||emN|)·hj=2Ni=1Nhij|emi|=2Nhij=1|emi|2Nhij=1|emi|,

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    tmj=|a+a1+aj+i(b+b1+bj)||a+a1+i(b+b1)|,

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    PBR=IfocIbg,

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    |a+a1+aj+i(b+b1+bj)|>|a+a1+i(b+b1)|,

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    |a+a1+aj+i(b+b1+bj)|2>|a+a1+i(b+b1)|2.

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    pr,i(r,i)=12πσ2exp(r2+i22σ2),

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    |a+a1+i(b+b1)|2=(a+a1)2+(b+b1)22πσ2exp(a2+b22σ2)dadb=a2+b22πσ2exp(a2+b22σ2)dadb+a12+b122πσ2exp(a2+b22σ2)dadb+2aa1+2bb12πσ2exp(a2+b22σ2)dadb=2σ2+a12+b12,

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    |a+a1+aj+i(b+b1+bj)|2=2σ2+(a1+aj)2+(b1+bj)2.

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    (a1+aj)2+(b1+bj)2>a12+b12.

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    |tm1|=π2σ,φm1=0,

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    a1=π2σ,b1=0,

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    (aj+π2σ)2+bj2>π2σ2.

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    pon=(x+π2σ)2+y2>π2σ212πσ2exp(x2+y22σ2)dxdy0.5809,

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    |tmj|=1pon(x+π2σ)2+y2>π2σ2x2+y22πσ2exp(x2+y22σ2)dxdy1.5252σ,

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    |tmj|2=1pon(x+π2σ)2+y2>π2σ2x2+y22πσ2exp(x2+y22σ2)dxdy2.7297σ2,

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    exp(iφmj)=1pon(x+π2σ)2+y2>π2σ2x+iy2πσ2x2+y2exp(x2+y22σ2)dxdy0.3828,

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    Ifoc=|n=1NonAtmn|2=n=1NonA2|tmn|2+nhNonA2tmn*tmh,

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    Ifoc=A2j=1Non|tmj|2+A2jkNon|tmj||tmk|exp(iφmj)exp(iφmk)=A2×0.5809N[2.7297σ2+(0.5809N1)×1.52522σ2×0.38282].

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    Ibg=A2j=1Non|tmj|2=A2×0.5809N×2.7297σ2,

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    PBR=IfocIbg=A2×0.5809N[2.7297σ2+(0.5809N1)×1.52522σ2×0.38282]A2×0.5809N×2.7297σ2=1+0.1249(0.5809N1)0.0726N.

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    PBR=1+1π(N21)0.1592N.

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    I(θ,L)=k0θL/sinh(k0θL),

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    Kaige Liu, Hengkang Zhang, Shanshan Du, Zeqi Liu, Bin Zhang, Xing Fu, Qiang Liu, "Particle manipulation behind a turbid medium based on the intensity transmission matrix," Photonics Res. 10, 2293 (2022)
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