Method for achieving infrared detection by desorption phenomenon of infrared excitation molecules
An infrared excitation and infrared detection technology, applied in the field of sensing and detection, can solve the problems of spatial resolution and response time being far apart, and achieve the effect of optimizing the sensing and detection performance of the system, multiple adsorption sites, and improving the response rate.
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[0049] Because Morpho butterfly wings have a brilliant structural color, which is caused by its fine three-dimensional micro-nano structure. Such as figure 2 (a) Stick the original butterfly wing on the bottom of the container. The bottom material of the container is calcium fluoride. Water vapor flows through the upper portion of the butterfly wing and is adsorbed on the surface of the butterfly wing micro-nano structure. The external infrared signal is irradiated to the back of the butterfly wing through the bottom of the container. Due to the interaction of the external infrared signal with the adsorbed water molecules, the temperature of the water molecules rises and desorbs from the surface of the butterfly wing, which changes the reflection spectrum of the butterfly wing, thereby reducing The invisible infrared signal is converted into a visible light signal, and the ultraviolet-visible spectrometer is used to observe the changes in the reflection spectrum of the butterfl...
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