QCL Active Area Modeling with a View to Being Applied to Chemical Substance Detection Systems
Mariusz Mączka1, Grzegorz Hałdaś1, Stanisław Pawłowski2
1Department of Electronics Fundamentals, Faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Rzeszow University of Technology, 35-959 Rzeszow, Poland.
Abstract:
Numerical research into the QCL tunability aspects in respect to being applied in chemical substance detection systems is covered in this paper. The QCL tuning opportunities by varying power supply conditions and geometric dimensions of the active area have been considered. Two models for superlattice finite (FSML) and infinite (RSM) size were assumed for simulations. The results obtained have been correlated with the absorption map for selected chemical substances in order to identify the potential detection possibilities.
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