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An optical cavity, resonating cavity or optical resonator is an arrangement of mirrors that forms a standing wave cavity resonator for light waves. Optical cavities are a major component of lasers, surrounding the gain medium and providing feedback of the laser light. They are also used in optical parametric oscillators and some interferometers. Light confined in the cavity reflects multiple times producing standing waves for certain resonance frequencies. The standing wave patterns produced are called modes; longitudinal modes differ only in frequency while transverse modes differ for different frequencies and have different intensity patterns across the cross section of the beam.

Aperiodic dielectric multilayer stack

A structure is provided that includes an aperiodic dielectric stack. The structure may include a substrate, a device disposed over the substrate, and a first dielectric stack disposed between the substrate and the device. The first dielectric stack includes a plurality of layers comprising a first dielectric material, wherein at least two of the layers comprising a first dielectric material have substantially different thicknesses, as well as a plurality of layers comprising a second dielectric material. The average outcoupling efficiency into air of the device over a bandwidth of at least 300 nm may be at least 40% greater than that of an otherwise identical device disposed in a structure without the first dielectric stack. The substrate may have a treated surface such that light that may otherwise be waveguided in the substrate is outcoupled into air, and the average outcoupling efficiency into air of the device over a bandwidth of at least 300 nm may be at least 10% greater than that of an otherwise identical device disposed in a structure without the first dielectric stack. The structure may include an optical cavity defined by a first end layer and a second end layer, where the first end layer further comprising a first dielectric stack having a plurality of layers comprising a first dielectric material, wherein at least two of the layers comprising a first dielectric material have substantially different thicknesses, and a plurality of layers comprising a second dielectric material. An optoelectronic device having a first active layer may be disposed within the optical cavity.
Owner:THE TRUSTEES FOR PRINCETON UNIV

Laser infrared gas analyzer based on TDLAS-WMS (tunable diode laser absorption spectroscopy-wavelength modulation spectroscopy)

The invention belongs to the technical field of gas detection and relates to a laser infrared gas analyzer based on TDLAS-WMS (tunable diode laser absorption spectroscopy-wavelength modulation spectroscopy) for detecting hydrogen chloride, methane, carbon monoxide, water vapor and other gases. The laser infrared gas analyzer comprises a laser, a laser driving circuit, a temperature control circuit, an optical system with an optical cavity, a main detector, a reference detector, an intensity modulation and canceling circuit, a phase-locking and amplification circuit and a data acquisition and display circuit, wherein the laser driving circuit and the temperature control circuit are used for controlling the laser to emit light, the two ends of the optical system are respectively connected with the laser and the detector, the intensity modulation and canceling circuit is used for canceling the influence of intensity modulation in the system, the phase-locking and amplification circuit is used for extracting harmonic signals, and the data acquisition and display circuit is used for displaying the concentration of the gas to be detected. Compared with other detection instruments, the laser infrared gas analyzer has the advantages that division operation is introduced into the intensity modulation and canceling circuit, and the laser infrared gas analyzer is combined with a space double-optical path differential detection method, so that the influence of the intensity modulation can be fundamentally canceled.
Owner:JILIN UNIV

Method for the precise measurement of the wavelength of light

A process for measuring the absorption spectrum of a target analyte using a cavity ring down spectrometer, comprising the steps of: i) tuning the spectrometer laser so that the light transmitted from the laser into the spectrometer optical cavity is varied over a wavelength interval which encompasses both the absorption wavelength of a spectral feature of the target analyte and a plurality of the free spectral ranges of the optical cavity; ii) triggering a plurality of ringdown events; iii) for each ringdown event, recording the decay time constant and the trigger time at which the light into the cavity is shut off; iv) organizing the decay time constants, light wavelengths and trigger times as a function of trigger time; v) ordering said light wavelengths by increasing value and placing groups of wavelengths into individual bins; vi) computing the average wavelength of each bin group; vii) grouping the decay time constants and trigger times into bins that parallel said wavelength bins, with the decay time constants in each of said parallel bin being arranged by increasing trigger time; viii) computing the average decay time for each decay time bin and using this decay time average, together with the average wavelength from the parallel wavelength bin, to compute the optical loss for the target analyte at said average wavelength.
Owner:PICARRO
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