High-sensitivity all-optical-fiber anti-stokes Raman detection system
A detection system and high-sensitivity technology, applied in Raman scattering, material excitation analysis, etc., can solve the problems of bulky, complex system, poor optical path stability, etc., to expand the application range, improve stability and reliability, and reduce construction cost effect
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[0035] Such as figure 1 In the system shown, the fiber laser can be selected according to the required peak power and pulse width. Taking a femtosecond (fs) fiber laser with a center wavelength of 780nm as an example, its pulse width is 70fs and its average power is 200mW. It is divided into two optical fiber outputs, and one is directly used as the pump beam for CARS detection. The other input nonlinear fiber generates a supercontinuum, which filters out wavelengths below 780nm and serves as the stokes beam detected by CARS. Considering the bandwidth of the filter, the actual output wavelength range of the stokes beam is above 790nm. If it is necessary to cover the Raman detection interval of 4000 wavenumbers (the detection of molecular chemical bonds of basically all substances is within this wavenumber range), the maximum wavelength of the Stokes beam needs to reach about 1150nm, that is to say, the coverage of the generated supercontinuum On the long-wavelength side, it c...
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