Figure 3
From: Highly Efficient Coupling of Nanolight Emitters to a Ultra-Wide Tunable Nanofibre Cavity
Experimental setup.
(a), Sketch of the microscope setup. An NFBC is placed in front of a microscope objective, which is used either for fibre coupled confocal microscopy or wide field imaging. A sharp tip is used to place nanoparticles on the fibre in a controlled way. DM is a dichroic mirror. BS is a beam splitter. (b), Sketch of the fibre coupled detection system used. Two single photon counting modules (SPCM) in Hanbury Brown and Twiss (HBT) configuration are used to measure the photon stream. One arm of the HBT setup can also be coupled into a spectrometer. (c), Camera image of the coupling process. Scalebar is 20 μm.
