Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 45, Issue 9, 911006(2018)
Interband Cascade Lasers Based Trace Gas Sensing: A Review
Fig. 2. Comparison of NIR and MIR spectrum of (a) CO and (b) NH3(T=296 K, P=1 atm, L=1 cm, data from the HITRAN 2012)
Fig. 3. Schematic diagram of energy band structure of interband cascade laser[16]
Fig. 4. Optimization of the modulation amplitude for broadband absorption spectrum. (a) Absorbance of carbon disulphide (152×10-6 m); (b) WMS-2f signal with various modulation amplitude, the up-panel illustrates the definition of parameter SSD; (c) parameter SSD and WMS-2f/1f signal[31]
Fig. 5. (a) Linear fitting of 2f signal and the CS2 concentration with the measurement error; (b) Allan variance[31]
Fig. 6. Relationship between normalized 2f signal of fringes and modulation amplitude[33]
Fig. 7. 1% Oxygen volume concentration measurements. (a) Volume concentration measurement at m=2.2; (b) volume concentration measurement at m=4.1; (c) Allan variance [33]
Fig. 8. Schematic of fringes removal process by modal analysis. (a) Measured WMS-2f signal; (b) IMF components; (c) comparison of the reconstructed WMS-2f signal after removing the fringes with the simulated signal[31]
Fig. 9. Measurement results for methyl CH3SH, CH4, and water in a mixed gas of CH3SH(3×10-6) nitrogen (20%) and air (50%) in one minute[34]
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Du Zhenhui, Han Ruiyan, Wang Xiaoyu, Wang Shuangke, Mengshuo, Li Jinyi. Interband Cascade Lasers Based Trace Gas Sensing: A Review[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2018, 45(9): 911006
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Received: Apr. 8, 2018
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Published Online: Sep. 8, 2018
The Author Email: Zhenhui Du (duzhenhui@tju.edu.cn)