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Mode-selective dynamic light scattering : theory versus experimental realization

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Mode-selective dynamic light scattering : theory versus experimental realization

Type of Publication: Journal article
URI (citable link): http://nbn-resolving.de/urn:nbn:de:bsz:352-opus-52537
Author: Gisler, Thomas; Rüger, Heinrich; Egelhaaf, Stefan Ulrich; Tschumi, Jürg; Schurtenberger, Peter; Rička, Jaroslav
Year of publication: 1995
Published in: Applied Optics ; 34 (1995), 18. - pp. 3546-3553
DOI (citable link): https://dx.doi.org/10.1364/AO.34.003546
Summary:
We present a quantitative experimental comparison of fiber-based, single- and few-mode dynamic light scattering with the classical pinhole-detection optics. The recently presented theory of mode-selective dynamic light scattering [Appl. Opt. 32, 2860 (1993)] predicts a collection efficiency and a signal-tobaseline
ratio superior to that of a classical pinhole setup. These predictions are confirmed by our experiments. Using single-mode optical fibers with different cutoff wavelengths and commercially available mechanical components, we have constructed a mode-selective detection optics in a simple and compact dynamic light-scattering spectrometer that permits an optimal compromise between signal intensity and dynamical resolution.
Subject (DDC): 530 Physics
Link to License: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.0 Generic

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GISLER, Thomas, Heinrich RÜGER, Stefan Ulrich EGELHAAF, Jürg TSCHUMI, Peter SCHURTENBERGER, Jaroslav RIČKA, 1995. Mode-selective dynamic light scattering : theory versus experimental realization. In: Applied Optics. 34(18), pp. 3546-3553. Available under: doi: 10.1364/AO.34.003546

@article{Gisler1995Modes-9193, title={Mode-selective dynamic light scattering : theory versus experimental realization}, year={1995}, doi={10.1364/AO.34.003546}, number={18}, volume={34}, journal={Applied Optics}, pages={3546--3553}, author={Gisler, Thomas and Rüger, Heinrich and Egelhaaf, Stefan Ulrich and Tschumi, Jürg and Schurtenberger, Peter and Rička, Jaroslav} }

eng Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.0 Generic application/pdf 1995 We present a quantitative experimental comparison of fiber-based, single- and few-mode dynamic light scattering with the classical pinhole-detection optics. The recently presented theory of mode-selective dynamic light scattering [Appl. Opt. 32, 2860 (1993)] predicts a collection efficiency and a signal-tobaseline<br />ratio superior to that of a classical pinhole setup. These predictions are confirmed by our experiments. Using single-mode optical fibers with different cutoff wavelengths and commercially available mechanical components, we have constructed a mode-selective detection optics in a simple and compact dynamic light-scattering spectrometer that permits an optimal compromise between signal intensity and dynamical resolution. 2011-03-24T17:54:26Z Tschumi, Jürg Tschumi, Jürg Rüger, Heinrich Rüger, Heinrich Egelhaaf, Stefan Ulrich Mode-selective dynamic light scattering : theory versus experimental realization Gisler, Thomas Schurtenberger, Peter Rička, Jaroslav Schurtenberger, Peter First publ. in: Applied Optics 34 (1995), 18, pp. 3546-3553 Gisler, Thomas 2011-03-24T17:54:26Z Rička, Jaroslav Egelhaaf, Stefan Ulrich

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