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Active Coherent Laser Spectrometer (ACLaS) for Standoff Detection of Chemicals

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Abstract

An active spectrometer has been developed based on diffuse backscattering by solid targets combined with coherent detection and mid-infrared quantum cascade lasers. High selectivity and sensitivity have been shown at standoff distances of 40 m.

© 2014 Optical Society of America

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