Artificial submicron or nanometer speckle fabricating technique and electron microscope speckle photography

Zhanwei Liu, Huimin Xie*, Daining Fang, Fulong Dai, Weining Wang, Yan Fang

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Abstract

In this article, a novel artificial submicro- or nanometer speckle fabricating technique is proposed by taking advantage of submicro or nanometer particles. In the technique, submicron or nanometer particles were adhered to an object surface by using ultrasonic dispersing technique. The particles on the object surface can be regarded as submicro or nanometer speckle by using a scanning electronic microscope at a special magnification. In addition, an electron microscope speckle photography (EMSP) method is developed to measure in-plane submicron or nanometer deformation of the object coated with the artificial submicro or nanometer speckles. The principle of artificial submicro or nanometer speckle fabricating technique and the EMSP method are discussed in detail in this article. Some typical applications of this method are offered. The experimental results verified that the artificial submicro or nanometer speckle fabricating technique and EMSP method is feasible.

Original languageEnglish
Article number033101
JournalReview of Scientific Instruments
Volume78
Issue number3
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2007

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