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    This study introduces an integrating sphere gas cell for infrared gas sensors, significantly enhancing methane detection sensitivity. The novel design achieves a 166.7 cm equivalent optical path, enabling highly sensitive gas analysis.

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    Area of Science:

    • Optoelectronics
    • Gas Sensing Technology
    • MEMS Devices

    Context:

    • Traditional optical gas cells struggle with sensitivity in MEMS infrared light source detection systems due to the source's surface radiation characteristics.
    • Increasing detection sensitivity requires a longer effective optical path, which is challenging with conventional cell designs.

    Purpose:

    • To design a novel integrating sphere gas cell for MEMS infrared gas sensors to achieve a long optical path and high detection sensitivity.
    • To develop a system utilizing a dual-wavelength, single-beam differential detection method with an integrating sphere.
    • To simplify and enhance the flexibility of the external circuit design using an FPGA control chip.

    Summary:

    • A MEMS infrared light source with broad wavelength and high modulation frequency was selected for an infrared gas sensor.
    • An integrating sphere was designed as a gas cell to realize a long optical path, overcoming limitations of traditional cells.
    • The equivalent optical path was calculated using flux conservation, and an FPGA controlled the light source and signal processing.

    Impact:

    • Achieved a 166.7 cm equivalent optical path using a 5 cm diameter integrating sphere.
    • Attained a minimum methane detection concentration of 0.001 x 10^-6, significantly improving infrared detection sensitivity.
    • Demonstrated a highly sensitive and flexible gas detection system suitable for various applications.