From massive structures to nanometers: ORNL’s scanning vibrometer used in quantum research

Credit: Carlos Jones/ORNL, U.S. Dept. of Energy

From left, J.D. Rice, Trevor Michelson and Chris Seck look at a monitor in Seck’s lab. The three are wearing safety glasses to protect against the laser beams used by the scanning vibrometer, which is helping Seck quantify vibration of an appliance in his lab.

« From massive structures to nanometers: ORNL’s scanning vibrometer used in quantum research

Credit: Carlos Jones/ORNL, U.S. Dept. of Energy

Trevor Michelson and Chris Seck sit at a setup in Seck's lab, where the cryogenic ion trap apparatus, center, is surrounded by three heads of the laser scanning vibrometer, each fixed on a different point. The vibrometer will help Seck quantify vibration on the apparatus.

« From massive structures to nanometers: ORNL’s scanning vibrometer used in quantum research

Credit: Carlos Jones/ORNL, U.S. Dept. of Energy

Three scanning heads each are pointed toward a different measurement point.

« From massive structures to nanometers: ORNL’s scanning vibrometer used in quantum research

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