Apparatus for quantitatively detecting isotopologue of carbon dioxide using dual-photon absorption and spectrometer

US2024175815A1 · US · A1

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Publication numberUS-2024175815-A1
Application numberUS-202318511664-A
CountryUS
Kind codeA1
Filing dateNov 16, 2023
Priority dateNov 24, 2022
Publication dateMay 30, 2024
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An apparatus for quantitatively detecting isotopologue of carbon dioxide using dual-photon absorption, comprising a laser source, a laser frequency stabilizer, a sample chamber, a signal detector, and a signal analyzer. The sample chamber comprises an optical resonator and a piezoelectric ceramic. The laser source is configured to output a laser beam. The laser frequency stabilizer is configured to lock the laser beam to a mode frequency of the optical resonator. The piezoelectric ceramic is configured to adjust a length of the optical resonator to alter the mode frequency of the optical resonator to match energy levels of a target molecular isotopologue. The signal detector is configured to detect a transmission intensity of the light beam passing the optical resonator to obtain a dual-photon absorption signal. The signal analyzer is configured to analyze and process the dual-photon absorption signal to obtain a concentration of the target molecular isotopologue.

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1 . An apparatus for quantitatively detecting isotopologue of carbon dioxide using dual-photon absorption, comprising: a laser source, a laser frequency stabilizer, a sample chamber, a signal detector, and a signal analyzer, wherein: the sample chamber comprises an optical resonator and a piezoelectric ceramic; the laser source is configured to output a laser beam; the laser frequency stabilizer is configured to lock the laser beam to a mode frequency of the optical resonator; the piezoelectric ceramic is configured to adjust a length of the optical resonator to alter the mode frequency of the optical resonator to match energy levels of a target molecular isotopologue; the signal detector is configured to detect a transmission intensity of the light beam passing the optical resonator to obtain a dual-photon absorption signal; and the signal analyzer is configured to analyze and process the dual-photon absorption signal to obtain a concentration of the target molecular isotopologue. 2 . The apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein the laser beam is a continuous infrared laser beam, and a power of the laser beam is greater than 100 mW. 3 . The apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein a fineness of the optical resonator is higher than 60000. 4 . The apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein: the energy levels of the target molecular isotopologue comprise energy levels of dual-photon absorption, and an energy level representing single-photon absorption is between the energy levels of dual-photon absorption. 5 . The apparatus according to claim 4 , wherein energy of a photon having the mode frequency matching the energy levels of the target molecular isotopologue is equal to a half of an energy difference between the energy levels of the target molecular isotopologue. 6 . The apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein fluctuations of temperature of the optical resonator are less than 10 mK. 7 . The apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein the sample chamber further comprises: a temperature controller, configured to control temperature of the optical resonator. 8 . The apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein: the signal detector comprises a detector and a signal amplifier which are integrated; the detector is configured to detect the transmission intensity of the light beam passing the optical resonator to obtain the dual-photon absorption signal; the signal amplifier is configured to amplify the obtained dual-photon absorption signal. 9 . The apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein the signal analyzer is configured to: invoke a signal processing program to analyze and process the dual-photon absorption signal to obtain the concentration of the target molecular isotopologue, and display the concentration of the target molecular isotopologue via an interactive interface. 10 . A spectrometer, comprising the apparatus according to claim 1 .

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  • G01N21/636Primary

    using an arrangement of pump beam and probe beam; using the measurement of optical non-linear properties; (non-linear optics per se G02F1/35) · CPC title

  • Dual wavelengths spectrometry · CPC title

  • with temperature control (control of temperature G05D23/00; cryostats F17C3/08) · CPC title

  • using two sources of radiation of different wavelengths (G01N21/33 - G01N21/39 take precedence) · CPC title

  • G01N21/39Primary

    using tunable lasers · CPC title

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What does patent US2024175815A1 cover?
An apparatus for quantitatively detecting isotopologue of carbon dioxide using dual-photon absorption, comprising a laser source, a laser frequency stabilizer, a sample chamber, a signal detector, and a signal analyzer. The sample chamber comprises an optical resonator and a piezoelectric ceramic. The laser source is configured to output a laser beam. The laser frequency stabilizer is configure…
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Univ Science & Technology China, Hefei Nat Laboratory
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Primary CPC classification G01N21/636. Mapped technology areas include Physics.
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