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26 January 2009 Continuous monitoring of nitric oxide at 5.33 μm with an EC-QCL based Faraday rotation spectrometer: laboratory and field system performance
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Abstract
Nitric oxide detection with Faraday rotation spectroscopy offers excellent sensitivity and high specificity together with outstanding long term system performance. Development of a transportable, cryogen-free, prototype field instrument based on mode-hop-free external cavity quantum cascade laser targeting the optimum NO Q(3/2) transition at 1875.8 cm-1 is reported . The system shows a minimum detection limit of 5.4 ppb with a 1sec. lock-in time constant. Continuous, unattended NO monitoring with >1 hour white noise limited averaging times is reported.
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Gerard Wysocki, Rafal Lewicki, Xue Huang, Robert F. Curl, and Frank K. Tittel "Continuous monitoring of nitric oxide at 5.33 μm with an EC-QCL based Faraday rotation spectrometer: laboratory and field system performance", Proc. SPIE 7222, Quantum Sensing and Nanophotonic Devices VI, 72220M (26 January 2009); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.809354
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Magnetism

Spectroscopy

NOx

Quantum cascade lasers

Absorption

Signal detection

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