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Application Of Diode Lasers To Atmospheric Diagnostics

Joel A. Silver, D. Christian Hovde, David S. Bomse, Daniel B. Oh, Daniel J. Kane, and Alan C. Stanton

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Abstract

Diode lasers provide reliable, inexpensive and compact sources of light readily usable for the detection of virtually any small molecule in the gas phase. In particular, near-infrared and visible diodes exhibit properties especially attractive to real-world measurement applications: operation at room temperature, fiber optic compatibility and minimal power requirements. These lasers can be used in rugged instruments designed for long-term, unattended operation. In this paper, a diverse range of applications in atmospheric sensing is discussed.

© 1994 Optical Society of America

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