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Sensitive absorption measurements based on novel cavity enhanced spectroscopy techniques

Doug Baer, Manish Gupta, A. O’Keefe, J. B. Paul

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A novel laser-based absorption diagnostic technique based on off-axis paths in high-finesse optical cavities provides high measurement sensitivities (~2×10−10 cm−1). Applications to environmental monitoring and industrial process control using near-IR semiconductor diode lasers and mid-IR quantum cascade lasers will be presented.

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A novel laser-based absorption diagnostic technique based on off-axis paths in high-finesse optical cavities provides high measurement sensitivities (~2×10−10 cm−1). Applications to environmental monitoring and industrial process control using near-IR semiconductor diode lasers and mid-IR quantum cascade lasers will be presented.

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A novel laser-based absorption diagnostic technique based on off-axis paths in high-finesse optical cavities provides high measurement sensitivities (~2×10−10 cm−1). Applications to environmental monitoring and industrial process control using near-IR semiconductor diode lasers and mid-IR quantum cascade lasers will be presented.

Key concepts: Finesse, Laser, Semiconductor laser theory, Materials science, Optoelectronics, Tunable diode laser absorption spectroscopy, Absorption (acoustics), Cascade

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