Abstract
Here, we use a compact gas cavity based on anti-resonance hollow-core fiber (HCF) for trace gas detection. Since there are lots of characteristic absorption lines (P and R branch) of CO<sub>2</sub> molecule in 2 μm band, we used a self-made 2 μm fiber amplifier seeded by a precisely tunable narrow linewidth diode laser as the detection light source. The absorption characteristics of R(26), R(28), R(30) and R(32) at different CO<sub>2</sub> pressure are measured and analyzed. This work provides a potential cost-effective method for the high-precision detection of trace gas.
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