Ultra-sensitive SF6 gas decomposition component detection method based on broadband dual-optical comb spectrum
A gas decomposition and dual optical comb technology, applied in the measurement of color/spectral characteristics, etc., can solve the problems of complex gas composition, low spectral precision and accuracy, and poor repeatability.
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[0056] Take the measurement of the absorption peak group of hydrogen fluoride (HF) gas molecules around 1.28 μm as an example.
[0057] like Figure 4 As shown, two optical comb light sources with a center wavelength around 1.28 μm are used. One of them goes through a polarization controller to adjust the polarization state. The two optical combs overlap in space after passing through the 50:50 beam combiner 4. The repetition frequency of the two optical combs (i.e. the tooth spacing) f r1 = 10MHz, f r2 =10MHz+1Hz, carrier envelope phase zero frequency f 0 , are all set to 0 (usually achieved by adjusting the pumping power of the optical comb).
[0058] After passing through the half-wave plate 5, the double optical comb beam enters the enhanced gas sample cell 6 filled with HF gas. The beam passes through a lens with a numerical aperture of NA=0.5, and is coupled into a hollow fiber. The hollow fiber has an aperture of 10 μm and a length of 10 m. The optical fiber is ...
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