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Development and Evaluation of a Portable Gas Imager Using a Fiber-Amplifier-Pumped PPLN OPO Illuminator

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Abstract

Active imaging allows gases to be visualized in a real-time video format through their attenuation of backscattered laser radiation. Here we describe the development and testing of a battery-operated portable gas imager that employs a fiber-amplifier-pumped PPLN optical parametric oscillator as its illumination source.

© 2002 Optical Society of America

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