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Broadband Mid-infrared Comb-Resolved Fourier Transform Spectroscopy Kevin F. Lee A. Mills, C. Mohr, Jie Jiang, Martin E. Fermann P. Masłowski
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Spectroscopy absorption spectra of gases midinfrared strong fundamental vibrations
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New system midinfrared comb & FTIR bright 30 mW coherent broadband parallel –fast comb resolution 200 kHz linewidth –optically referenced referenced to GPS
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Comparison other methods single-frequency laser bright precise narrowband slow scan LED, glowbar broadband incoherent low resolution VIPA spectrometer comb-resolved narrowband ~10 nm midinfrared comb & FTIR bright 30 mW coherent broadband parallel –fast comb resolution 200 kHz linewidth –optically referenced referenced to GPS
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Absorption Lines measure line parameters need resolution linewidths Doppler broadened to ~ 100 MHz want resolution ~ 10 MHz ~ 0.0003 cm -1 need speed multiple lines temperatures pressures 11 Torr 150 Torr
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Frequency combs stable train of laser pulses stable frequency comb active coherent lock first tooth carrier envelope offset (CEO) optical tooth to a reference whole comb stable
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Midinfrared comb OPO comb inherits repetition rate same optical reference scan comb lines by tuning reference wavelength access any frequency
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Sample 100 m path length multipass cell uses coherence & power increases absorption parts-per-billion sensitivity minimum detectable absorption 10 -6 cm -1 Hz -1/2 low pressures and concentrations
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Spectrometer Fourier transform spectrometer (FTIR) record intensity vs. path delay time domain data FT to get spectrum broadband for 10 MHz resolution 30 m optical path delay too long, use comb
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Comb-resolved FTIR match FTIR to comb alternating pixels with and without comb lines spectrum with 200 kHz linewidth elements our FTIR 16 cm stage 8 pass 234 MHz 2'x2' breadboard
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Absolute frequency comb frequencies from measured repetition rate GPS referenced FTIR self-calibrated 150 MHz mismatch with HITRAN 1 / f rep
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Measure CO in Ar 50+ CO absorption lines scan comb by ~30 MHz steps 13 comb-resolved spectra 1 000 000+ comb teeth CO fundamental
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Comb Scan of CO 11 Torr CO in Ar 2 ppm line P6 2119.7 cm -1
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Comb Scan of CO 11 Torr CO in Ar 2 ppm line P6 2119.7 cm -1
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Comb Scan of CO 11 Torr CO in Ar 2 ppm line P6 2119.7 cm -1
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Comb Scan of CO 11 Torr CO in Ar 2 ppm line P6 2119.7 cm -1
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Comb Scan of CO 11 Torr CO in Ar 2 ppm line P6 2119.7 cm -1
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Comb Scan of CO 11 Torr CO in Ar 2 ppm line P6 2119.7 cm -1
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Comb Scan of CO 11 Torr CO in Ar 2 ppm line P6 2119.7 cm -1
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Comb Scan of CO 11 Torr CO in Ar 2 ppm line P6 2119.7 cm -1
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Comb Scan of CO 11 Torr CO in Ar 2 ppm line P6 2119.7 cm -1
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Comb Scan of CO 11 Torr CO in Ar 2 ppm line P6 2119.7 cm -1
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Comb Scan of CO 11 Torr CO in Ar 2 ppm line P6 2119.7 cm -1
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Comb Scan of CO 11 Torr CO in Ar 2 ppm line P6 2119.7 cm -1
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Comb Scan of CO 11 Torr CO in Ar 2 ppm line P6 2119.7 cm -1
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Comb Scan of CO 170 MHz 30 MHz spacing (chosen) 234 MHz FTIR resolution 11 Torr CO in Ar 2 ppm line P6 2119.7 cm -1 150 kHz linewidth
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Lineshape analysis simple Voigt profile at high pressure see speed dependence at low pressure Voigt profile speed dependent Voigt profile Residuals 404 Torr27 Torr
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Pressure dependence fit with 4 pressures compare to Wehr et al. 2006 shifting –17% match broadening –4% match 50 lines * 4 pressures 1 hour by comb 1 month by cw-CRDS CO fundamental P7
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Summary OPO comb & FTIR broadband midIR comb-resolved
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