Infrared optical detection system and method based on quartz tuning fork surface plasmon enhanced absorption
A surface plasmon, quartz tuning fork technology, applied in the field of infrared light detection of sensors, can solve problems such as low sensitivity and poor light absorption, and achieve the effects of improved detection sensitivity, enhanced resonance absorption, and high noise immunity.
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[0026] Such as Figure 1 to Figure 3 As shown, the present invention proposes a quartz tuning fork infrared optical detection system based on the surface plasmon-enhanced absorption of the quartz tuning fork. The specific structure includes:
[0027] The light source under test uses an infrared laser as the light source under test, and its output power is controlled by the driving current. The laser modulation signal is provided by a function generator. The continuous light output by the light source passes through an optical chopper and becomes pulsed light with a certain pulse repetition frequency and a certain pulse width. After that, the focusing lens focuses the laser beam to the root area of the tuning fork arm.
[0028] Quartz tuning fork system, using the thermoelastic effect of quartz tuning fork for light detection. The pulsed light is irradiated on the tuning fork arm, the tuning fork arm is heated and deformed, and the deformation is converted into an electrical...
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