Macroscopic laser traction method in rarefied gas, macroscopic laser traction device and application
A thin gas and laser technology, applied in the laser field, can solve the problems of target material consumption, technical difficulties, strict requirements on beam quality and energy distribution, etc., and achieve the effect of overcoming micro-scale limitations, broad application prospects, and simple and efficient process
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[0070] This example demonstrates laser pulling under different laser wavelengths, and the specific process includes:
[0071] (1) if Figure 2A As shown in -C, the graphene airgel / glass bilayer and PET plastic sheet (about 5 cm in length) were fixed together according to the classic torsion model in physics, and hung on a metal support. Here, the PET plastic sheet can also be replaced by other loads.
[0072] (2) if Figure 2D As shown, the above torsion device was put into a transparent vacuum chamber filled with air. Use an air pump to evacuate the air pressure in the vacuum chamber to 6Pa to create a thin gas environment.
[0073] (3) if Figure 3A-Figure 3C As shown, the laser beam with a wavelength of 532nm is irradiated from right to left on the glass surface of the graphene airgel / glass bilayer, the spot diameter is in millimeter order, and the power is 60mW. Within 1.48s, an obvious macroscale laser pulling phenomenon can be observed.
[0074] (4) if Figure 3D-...
Embodiment 2
[0076] This example demonstrates laser pulling at different laser powers.
[0077] (1) Repeat steps 1 and 2 in Example 1.
[0078] (2) if Figure 4A-Figure 4F As shown, increasing the power of the laser beam from 17mW to 85mW, the deflection angle of the torsion increases gradually, indicating that increasing the laser power can improve the laser traction force.
[0079] From Examples 1 and 2, it can be seen that using the graphene airgel / glass double-layer structure can realize laser traction on a macro scale. This laser traction requires no contact and does not require any fuel. Also, other payloads can be added on top of the two-layer structure described above. Laser traction can be effectively regulated by laser power. The method is simple, efficient, green and environmentally friendly, and has broad application prospects in the field of macroscopic light beam manipulation.
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