Use of Optical Tweezers Sensor in Communication
Keywords:
communication, sensor, optical tweezerAbstract
The use of optical tweezers sensors in communication has become a topic of research that attracts attention, because optical tweezers sensors are the latest thing that appears in today's technological and sophisticated era. Optical tweezers are a means of manipulating objects with light. The application of optical tweezers sensors in communication is by way of manipulation of small light particles that can be used in optical sensor technology. Optical sensors in communication are applied to the use of optical tweezers sensors that are used to monitor and control particles or impurities contained in optical fibers to transmit optical signals. Optical tweezers consist of a laser beam focused on a group of particles with a refractive index exceeding the surrounding medium. The working principle of optical twezeers in communication is through a laser beam passing through an object, so that it deflects and changes direction and changes its momentum focused on a high-quality microscope object to a point in its field.
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