Investigations of photonic nanojet properties using comsol based simulations

Optical microscopy has seen a myriad of advancements over the past four centuries with the development of the first optical microscope. While visualizing small matter had become much easier, it affected the resolution of the image adversely. This came from the diffraction limit, which meant that lig...

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主要作者: Deeksha Kinjavdekar
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-723622023-03-03T15:58:59Z Investigations of photonic nanojet properties using comsol based simulations Deeksha Kinjavdekar Manojit Pramanik School of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Bioengineering Optical microscopy has seen a myriad of advancements over the past four centuries with the development of the first optical microscope. While visualizing small matter had become much easier, it affected the resolution of the image adversely. This came from the diffraction limit, which meant that light passing through an optical aperture tends to get diffracted, affecting the resolution of the resulting image. This drawback has ever since been a hurdle with optical microscopy. But, over the years, scientists and researchers have tried to eliminate it with various methods, one of them being the use of microspheres on the sample surface to converge the diffracted light over the observed sample. Many experiments have been performed to see how this new method can rectify the diffraction limit. This dissertation focuses on showing the different effects of parameters on the resolution of the PNJ in 2D and also tries the same in 3D. This approach is very useful in fabricating techniques to efficiently achieve the end result as is required by the scientists and researchers in optical microscopy ​Master of Science (Biomedical Engineering) 2017-06-16T03:16:25Z 2017-06-16T03:16:25Z 2017 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/10356/72362 en 43 p. application/pdf
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Investigations of photonic nanojet properties using comsol based simulations
description Optical microscopy has seen a myriad of advancements over the past four centuries with the development of the first optical microscope. While visualizing small matter had become much easier, it affected the resolution of the image adversely. This came from the diffraction limit, which meant that light passing through an optical aperture tends to get diffracted, affecting the resolution of the resulting image. This drawback has ever since been a hurdle with optical microscopy. But, over the years, scientists and researchers have tried to eliminate it with various methods, one of them being the use of microspheres on the sample surface to converge the diffracted light over the observed sample. Many experiments have been performed to see how this new method can rectify the diffraction limit. This dissertation focuses on showing the different effects of parameters on the resolution of the PNJ in 2D and also tries the same in 3D. This approach is very useful in fabricating techniques to efficiently achieve the end result as is required by the scientists and researchers in optical microscopy
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title Investigations of photonic nanojet properties using comsol based simulations
title_short Investigations of photonic nanojet properties using comsol based simulations
title_full Investigations of photonic nanojet properties using comsol based simulations
title_fullStr Investigations of photonic nanojet properties using comsol based simulations
title_full_unstemmed Investigations of photonic nanojet properties using comsol based simulations
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