APPLIED LASER, Volume. 33, Issue 3, 327(2013)
Optical Structure Design of Handheld Soil Heavy Metal Detector Based on LIBS
Today, soil heavy metal pollution is serious. It’s necessary to design a handheld, field and in-situ soil heavy metal detector. A lens is used to focus the laser beam on the sample. A paraboloidal mirror and a separate lens group are used to collect the plasma optical signal into the optical fiber. A paraboloidal mirror and a gluing lens group are used to image the target point to the matglass. The size of the light spot on the sample is suitable; the coupling efficency of the light which is collected into the optical fiber is high and the numetical aperture of the light satisfies the requirement of the selected fiber; the target point is imaged clearly to the matglass; the length, width and height of the whole optical system are separately less than 30cm, 25cm and 10cm, and therefore the system is compact, small-sized and easy to carry. The result shows that the system is suitable for non-contact, field and in-situ soil heavy metal detection.
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Wang Yin, Zhao Nanjing, Ma Mingjun, Wang Chunlong, Yu Yang, Meng Deshuo, Zhang Dahai, Hu Li, Zhang Yujun, Liu Jianguo, Liu Wenqing. Optical Structure Design of Handheld Soil Heavy Metal Detector Based on LIBS[J]. APPLIED LASER, 2013, 33(3): 327
Received: Jan. 28, 2013
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Published Online: Aug. 28, 2013
The Author Email: Yin Wang (yinwang@aiofm.ac.cn)