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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

Active Publication Date: 2015-03-04
TIANJIN UNIV
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[0007] However, the current CARS system basically uses a bulky solid-state laser as the light source, and needs to build an optical path in free space to realize the propagation of the beam. The whole system is relatively complicated, and the volume is large, and the stability of the optical path is poor.

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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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The invention provides a high-sensitivity all-optical-fiber anti-stokes Raman detection system. A light output end of an optical fiber laser device is connected with a first optical fiber and a second optical fiber respectively; a light outgoing end of the first optical fiber is connected with an optical fiber high-pass filter by a non-linear optical fiber; a stokes light output end of the optical fiber high-pass filter is jointly connected with a fourth optical fiber through pump light outgoing ends of a third optical fiber and the second optical fiber; a light outgoing end of the fourth optical fiber sequentially passes through an optical fiber grating filter, an optical fiber bundle and a convex lens to reach an incidence end of a sample; a light reflection end of the sample is connected with a first collection optical fiber and a second collection optical fiber by the optical fiber bundle and the optical fiber grating filter in sequence; a light outgoing end of the first collection optical fiber is connected with a light signal strength detection unit; and a light outgoing end of the second collection optical fiber is connected with a spectral signal detection unit. According to the high-sensitivity all-optical-fiber anti-stokes Raman detection system, the full optical fiberization of a light source and epi-CARS signal detection can be realized, so that the simplification and miniaturization of a high-sensitivity CARS detection system can be realized, and the application range of the CARS detection system is enlarged.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an all-fiber anti-Stokes Raman detection technology. In particular, it relates to a high-sensitivity all-fiber anti-Stokes Raman detection system that uses a fiber laser directly combined with a nonlinear fiber to generate a supercontinuum Background technique [0002] With the development of nanoscience, the observation and characterization of micro-nano scale has become a necessary technology for nano-scale research. For example, major discoveries made in the field of biomedicine in recent years are basically based on the observation, characterization, and even manipulation of micro-nano-scale functional structures such as cells and molecules. In addition, with the development of new processing methods such as femtosecond laser resonance absorption and pulse sequence control, the precision of laser micro / nano processing is getting higher and higher, even reaching the nanoscale, but there is still a lack of effective processi...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): G01N21/65
Inventor 史伟郭宝山
Owner TIANJIN UNIV
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