Laser Raman gas detection device based on concentric cavity mirror
A Raman gas and detection device technology, applied in measurement devices, Raman scattering, material excitation analysis, etc., can solve problems such as high maintenance costs and inability to continuously detect, and achieve high reliability, excellent detection effect, and compact system. Effect
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[0010] Such as figure 1 The structure diagram of a laser Raman gas detection device based on concentric cavity mirrors is shown. 101 and 102 are mirrors; 201 is a triangular prism; 301 is a high-pressure helium-neon tube with Brewster windows at both ends; 401 is a gas chamber; 501 is a spectrometer Modules; 601 and 602 are inlet and outlet trachea; 701 and 702 are concave mirrors. The laser is generated by using an active resonator. The mirror 101, the prism 201, the high-pressure helium-neon tube 301, and the laser output from the high-pressure helium-neon tube 301 pass through the prism 201 to the mirror 101 on the vertical optical path. After reflection, it passes through the prism 201 and the high-pressure helium-neon tube 301 to enter the gas chamber 401 from the vertical window on one side of the gas chamber 401. The incoming laser light is repeatedly refracted between the two concave mirrors 701 and 702, and then from the other side of the gas chamber 401 The window is...
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