Abstract
In this work, a microfiber knot resonator augmented quartz-enhanced photoacoustic spectroscopy (MKR-QEPAS) was developed for the analysis of trace gases. In the proof-of-concept experiment, a 1.39 μm laser diode was utilized for the detection of H2O molecules. Based on the H2O absorption line, the optical fiber-based MKR was meticulously designed to modulate the transmission spectrum, thereby inducing constructive interference with the excitation laser wavelength. The MKR was integrated with a clamp-type tuning fork, leading to a pronounced evanescent resonance enhancement. Consequently, the detection sensitivity of the MKR-QEPAS was improved by approximately one order of magnitude. The micro ring resonator is posited to hold significant promise for hybrid integration in QEPAS on-chip sensors.
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