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    • Spectroscopy
    • Laser Technology
    • Environmental Science

    Context:

    • Tunable diode laser absorption spectroscopy (TDLAS) is crucial for real-time trace gas detection in atmospheric monitoring and industrial processes.
    • Existing TDLAS systems can be complex and costly.
    • Developing more accessible and efficient TDLAS light sources is an ongoing research area.

    Purpose:

    • To introduce a novel widely tunable SG-DBR diode laser (WTDL) as a light source for multi-gas detection.
    • To demonstrate the integration of WTDL with wavelength modulation (WM) for TDLAS.
    • To analyze the performance and detectability of the WTDL system for CO, CO2, and H2O detection.

    Summary:

    • A widely tunable SG-DBR diode laser (WTDL) operating from 1520-1570 nm was developed and utilized for multi-gas detection via wavelength modulation absorption spectroscopy.
    • The laser was programmed with 18 channels targeting CO, CO2, and H2O absorption lines, with 14 channels analyzed using second harmonic detection.
    • Detectabilities of approximately 10^-5 were achieved for CO and CO2, validating the system's feasibility.

    Impact:

    • The developed WTDL system validates the use of SG-DBR lasers as a cost-effective and less complex light source for TDLAS.
    • This research paves the way for more accessible and efficient multi-gas sensing systems.
    • The findings support practical applications in atmospheric monitoring and industrial process control.