DocumentCode
1109913
Title
Some new FIR laser lines of optically pumped12CH3 16OH,12CH3 16OD, and12CH3 I,12CH3 Br,12CD2 Cl2 absorption spectrosco
Author
Vij, Jagdish K. ; Hufnagel, F. ; Helker, M. ; Reid, Colin J.
Author_Institution
Trinity college, Dublin 2, ireland
Volume
22
Issue
7
fYear
1986
fDate
7/1/1986 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
1123
Lastpage
1130
Abstract
The wavelength, polarization, and output power of several lines of the optically pumped CW FIR12CH3 16OH (methanol) and12CH3 16OD (1-D deuterated methanol), methyl iodide, methyl bromide, and deuterated methylene chloride lasers have been determined. In addition to lines already reported in the literature, seven strong lines have been observed. Optimum performance of the laser system is achieved by means of an improved coupling of the CO2 pump power into the resonator and extraction of the FIR power from the resonator. Measurements on the power absorption coefficient of water using the laser indicate that
rises to almost 1100 Np ċ cm-1at 170 cm-1, and then shows a gradual fall with an increase in frequency. A strong temperature dependence of the 200 cm-1peak in
is predicted, with a decrease in the frequency of maximum power absorption coefficient with an increase in temperature. The range of measurements for acetonitrile is extended to lower frequencies so as to overlap with those determined from other millimeter wave techniques. For highly power-absorbing liquids,
is estimated to be within ± 5 percent.
rises to almost 1100 Np ċ cm-1at 170 cm-1, and then shows a gradual fall with an increase in frequency. A strong temperature dependence of the 200 cm-1peak in
is predicted, with a decrease in the frequency of maximum power absorption coefficient with an increase in temperature. The range of measurements for acetonitrile is extended to lower frequencies so as to overlap with those determined from other millimeter wave techniques. For highly power-absorbing liquids,
is estimated to be within ± 5 percent.Keywords
Gas lasers; Infrared lasers; Submillimeter-wave lasers; Submillimeter-wave spectroscopy; Absorption; Finite impulse response filter; Frequency measurement; Laser excitation; Methanol; Optical pumping; Optical resonators; Power lasers; Pump lasers; Temperature dependence;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Quantum Electronics, IEEE Journal of
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0018-9197
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/JQE.1986.1073082
Filename
1073082
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