Radiant energy – Invisible radiant energy responsive electric signalling – Infrared responsive
Patent
1988-05-26
1990-06-26
Hannaher, Constantine
Radiant energy
Invisible radiant energy responsive electric signalling
Infrared responsive
250344, 250345, 356324, 356325, G01J 100, G01J 342
Patent
active
049374486
ABSTRACT:
Self-normalization of laser spectrometers is provided by I"/I laser modulation and detection. A single tunable diode laser is frequency modulated by a high S/N ratio triangle wave, mechanically chopped, passed through an isothermal in-line gas and reference chamber absorption cell, and synchronously detected to provide the I" and I signals. The preferred embodiment discloses isotopic ratio measurements. The invention has application to quantitative trace gas measurements generally.
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Mantz Arlan W.
O'Connell John C.
Eisenberg J.
Hannaher Constantine
Spectra-Physics Inc.
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