Campanile Near-Field Probes are one of the most promising near-field probes today.
The “campanile” near-field probe was originally invented by a group of scientists at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. The innovative design won the prestigious R&D 100 award in 2013.
The team between HighRI Optics, Inc (formally a part of aBeam Technologies, Inc) and Nanofabrication Facility at the Molecular Foundry, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory has recently developed fiber nanoimprint based process for volume production of campanile near-field probes.
Main features of Campanile near-field probes:
- a strong local electromagnetic field enhancement
- efficient far-field to near-field coupling
- nanoscale spatial resolution, background-free operation
- broadband photon-plasmon coupling and access to polarization properties
The probes will come in two platforms; Fiber-based & Cantilever-based campanile probes.
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