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An Intermediate-distance Dual cw CO2 Laser Remote Sensor for Atmospheric Trace Gases

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Abstract

A dual cw CO2 laser system has been designed and is being assembled for remote long-path measurement of atmospheric trace gases. The components comprise a pair of RF-excited, grating-tunable waveguide CO2 lasers, a beam splitter, a 5X beam expanding telescope with a pinhole aperture, transmit mirrors, a 37-cm diameter collector mirror, a HgCdTe detector, a pyroelectric reference detector, a dual function generator, four phase-sensitive (lock-in) detectors, three ratiometers, a differential meter and a chart recorder.

© 1985 Optical Society of America

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