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- The study measures both in-plane and out-of-plane movements of objects that have surfaces which scatter light diffusely.
- It captures microvibrations as small as 1 nanometer and at frequencies reaching 5 megahertz.
- The measurements are taken with a spatial resolution of 35 micrometers, allowing for detailed analysis of the vibrations.
Article Abstract
In-plane as well as out-of-plane displacements and vibrations of objects with diffusely scattering surfaces are measured in real time. Microvibrations with amplitudes down to 1 nm and frequencies up to 5 MHz were analyzed at a spatial resolution of 35microm.
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