Abstract
A tunable diode laser absorption spectroscopy nitrous oxide gas sensor at 2.1 micrometres using one antimonide twin laser chip and one InGaAs photodiode is demonstrated, in which time multiplexing techniques are adopted to acquiring both the absorption and reference signal in a robust fluctuation tolerable scheme. Electronics in analogue modality is developed to extracting absorption information and compensating for fluctuations, resulting in a direct analogue voltage output corresponding to the target gas concentration in real time. The performance of the gas sensor is evaluated experimentally, the validity and feasibility of this scheme is also discussed.
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