SYLLABUS
Classification Elective Course No.
Korean
Course Title
English
Course Outline
5694
Cr. Hrs.
3
Instructor
Lee, Yong-Gu
마이크로생산을 위한 광학
Optics in micromanufacturing
Optics is an important subject in manufacturing micrometer scale devices and sensors. The goal of this course is to
learn practices and the theory of optics used in micromanufacturing. Firstly, microscopy is covered as it is the basic
tool used in examining micromanufacturing processes. Secondly, actuated stages and cameras used in advanced
microscopes are covered. Thirdly, techniques for introducing lasers into microscopes and steering the laser and
measuring the scattering of laser from particles are covered. Lastly, applications that utilize the instruments and
theory covered in the courses are covered that include optical tweezers and microsterolithography.
Prerequisite
There is no official text.
Textbook
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Weekly Course Schedule
Calendar
1st week
2nd week
3rd week
4th week
5th week
6th week
7th week
8th week
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10th week
11th week
12th week
13th week
14th week
15th week
16th week
Description
Remarks
Introduction
Light microscopy
Motorized stages
Piezo stages
Linear displacement sensors
CCD cameras/CMOS cameras
Mid term examination
Laser steering with tilt mirrors
Laser steering with spatial light modulators
Laser scattering
Laser scattering measurements
Optical Tweezers and Trap stiffness
Force measurements
Microstereolithography
Final exam
Term project presentation
Assignment #1
Assignment #2
Term project proposal due
Term project progress report
Instructor
Dept. Chair
Wang, Se Myung
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