Applications of advanced light sources to cavity ring-down spectroscopy

Summary from only given. We have developed two types of laser sources that are both simple and inexpensive for spectroscopic applications. One is a continuous wave broadly tunable hybrid external cavity laser that generates near-infrared radiation; the other is a ZnGeP/sub 2/ optical parametric osci...

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Main Authors: Paldus, B.A., Crosson, E.R., Ricci, K.N., Richman, B.A., Kachanov, A.A., Vodopyanov, K., Owano, T.G., Provencal, R.A., Todd, M.W., Dahnke, H., Glasser, J., Chilese, F.C.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Distributed feedback devices
Frequency
Laser feedback
Light sources
Optical feedback
Optical resonators
Optical sensors
Optimized production technology
Quantum cascade lasers
Spectroscopy
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Summary:Summary from only given. We have developed two types of laser sources that are both simple and inexpensive for spectroscopic applications. One is a continuous wave broadly tunable hybrid external cavity laser that generates near-infrared radiation; the other is a ZnGeP/sub 2/ optical parametric oscillator based pulsed laser that is broadly tunable in the mid-infrared.
DOI:10.1109/CLEO.2002.1034403