Title: FEEDBACK CONTROL OF A
1FEEDBACK CONTROL OF A MICRO MANIPULATOR
2Z
knob
x
y
On 3 stages Total displacement 25mm (coarse
/ micrometer) 300?m (fine /
PZT) Resolution 100nm (Joystick)
3PZT flexure
Pipette (8?m diameter)
4Application of the micro-manipulator
Micro-injection (ICSI )
Micro-dissection
Zona
Capturing the X chromosome
Zona penetration
Dissecting
Taking out the dissected membrane
Taking the dissected part out
Zona Penetration
Storing the dissected chromosome
Sperm injection
5- MOTIVATION
- Motion Control of the tip
- 100nm is not enough for many sub-micron
biological applications - Dynamic Modeling
- The uncertainties are causing very low success
rates in biological applications -
6CURRENT SETUP
PiezzoDrill control
Manipulator control
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8- Present work
- Analyical model of the manipulator (excluding
the pipette). - Experimental set-up and tests on the same .
- Comparison of the experimental and analytical
results. - Experiments (including the pipette) with Hg in
the pipette and without.
9Dynamic model
10X3 displacement comparison (the experiments vs.
dynamic model)
11FFT comparison (the experiments vs. dynamic model)
12Nano level displacement measurement setup
Tip
Photonic probe
13Working principle of photonic probe
Resolution 2.5nm
Light source
Output (V)
Probe to target distance
Distance (?m)
14Experimental procedure
Photonic sensor
Gap
Read out (V)
15Joystick control
16Setup for ICSI experiment without Mercury
Read out (V)
Pipette dia. lt 8 ?
17Setup for ICSI experiment with Mercury
18X3 displacement comparison
with mercury
without mercury
19FFT comparison
20- Observations
- The key is at the micro-dynamics of the pipette
tip. - The pipette holder does not feel the presence
of Hg. - Robust control is possible at 10nm of
resolution
- Obstacles
- Extreme flexibility at the tip (glass acts
like fiber). - Displacement sensing (in 2-D) at the pipette
tip - Complex visco-elastic interface between the Hg
and the pipette.