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Quantitative wavelength modulation spectroscopy with diode lasers

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Abstract

Laser spectroscopy with wavelength modulation and second harmonic detection is used as a sensitive and highly selective technique for trace gas monitoring. Usually, the unknown concentration is derived by comparing with a certified reference mixture. We here present algorithms which will enable the quantitative analysis of the second harmonic signal to within ±10% without reference to a calibration gas. The algorithms are validated by measurements with an extended cavity diode laser on pure CO2, and with a DFB laser on atmospheric CO2.

© 1999 Optical Society of America

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