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OTM211

 

Chapter 5: Operating Conditions and Environmental Requirements

 

Rev A, October 7, 2015 

Page 12 

Chapter 5 

Operating Conditions and Environmental 
Requirements 

 

The system will be installed by a member of the Thorlabs team. In preparation for install, the following considerations 

should be taken into account. 

5.1. 

Selecting a Suitable Operation Environment 

In order to deliver optimal performance we recommend installing the OTM211 Optical Tweezers System on an 

actively  vibration-damped  surface.  Thorlabs  offers  a  variety  of  vibration-damped  optical  tables  and  microscopy 

workstations. Please contact Thorlabs Technical Support for detailed information.  
The following guidelines should be considered when installing the system: 

  Do not store or operate in damp, condensing environments 

  Do not expose to direct sunlight 

  Do not use solvent on or near the equipment 

  Keep away from dust, dirt, and air-borne pollutants 

  The system is not designed for outdoor use. Protect from rain, snow, and humidity 

  Do not expose the system to mechanical or thermal extremes. Protect the equipment from rapid variation 

in temperature 

  Handle  all  connectors  and  wiring  with  care.  Do  not  use  unnecessary  force  as  this  may  damage  the 

connectors. 

  Handle the optical fiber with care. Mechanical stress can decrease performance and potentially destroy the 

fiber. Continual bending of the optical fiber can cause damage. We suggest keeping the optical fiber as 

straight as possible and maximizing bend radii. 

  The OTM211 optical tweezers system is a precision instrument and must be handled accordingly. If the 

system needs to be moved to a new location, please contact the Thorlabs team prior to doing so. 

 

Summary of Contents for OTM211

Page 1: ...OTM211 Optical Tweezer System User Guide...

Page 2: ...erface 10 4 3 SDK 11 Chapter 5 Operating Conditions and Environmental Requirements 12 5 1 Selecting a Suitable Operation Environment 12 Chapter 6 System Connections and Care 13 6 1 Module Connections...

Page 3: ...tion Direct Current Alternating Current Both Direct and Alternating Current Earth Ground Terminal Protective Conductor Terminal Frame or Chassis Terminal Equipotentiality On Supply Off Supply In Posit...

Page 4: ...th Ensure that the line voltage switch is set correctly for your local supply and that the appropriate fuses are installed Fuses should only be changed by qualified service personnel The OTM211 contai...

Page 5: ...nipulate micron sized dielectric particles in water Ashkin et al Optics Letters Vol 11 No 5 may 1986 This technique has become an important tool in a wide range of fields such as bioengineering materi...

Page 6: ...In the Stokes method the sample is translated in a range of velocities A force balance between viscous drag on the particle and the trap force is computed 3 3 Key System Features Multiple traps with c...

Page 7: ...0 x 1200 CCD Camera with Imaging Adapter Electronics Control Module Power Supply Module Nikon Eclipse Ti S Inverted Microscope with high resolution XYZ Piezo Stage Force Module Computer with Monitor a...

Page 8: ...odule The optics module includes all the optical and opto electronic components for creating and controlling multiple optical traps The conditioned output beam is coupled into the microscope A schemat...

Page 9: ...optics and power supply modules The bottom right of the front panel of the electronics control module has a key and an emergency shut off switch for the laser Three LEDs at the top are used to indicat...

Page 10: ...will turn on 3 Turn the key switch on the Electronics Module to the ON position 4 Check the emergency stop button and make sure it is in the Enable position 5 Make sure all interlocks are closed 4 2...

Page 11: ...can be set by clicking on the camera image The tool section allows the user to select information which will be display for the traps on the camera display such as the trap label and position The spee...

Page 12: ...store or operate in damp condensing environments Do not expose to direct sunlight Do not use solvent on or near the equipment Keep away from dust dirt and air borne pollutants The system is not desig...

Page 13: ...Module Power Supply 12 Interlock Cable to Microscope The Shutter Control cable NE Power Out USB Laser Control 1 and 2 Galvo Controls cables A B C and D for all four scanners are labeled on the Optics...

Page 14: ...bs OTM211 Microscope Tweezers System can be offered in several configurations e g different wavelength optical power levels integrated with additional imaging modalities To achieve the listed specific...

Page 15: ...0 2 Output Beam Shape Gaussian with M2 1 1 7 2 Power Requirements Power Specifications Voltage 120 240 V Maximum Power Consumption 1000 VA 7 3 Dimensions and Weights Dimensions and Weights Dimensions...

Page 16: ...oducts such as Pure OEM products that means assemblies to be built into a unit by the user e g OEM laser driver cards Components Mechanics and optics Left over parts of units disassembled by the user...

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