Theoretical analysis of a CO2 gas detection system using correlation spectroscopy
Theoretical analysis of a CO2 gas detection system using correlation spectroscopy
We present a comprehensive model of a CO2 correlation spectroscopy based gas sensor. Predictions of the sensor response for typical fibre optic-coupled systems are made, taking into account effects of noise in detected signals.
Chambers, Paul
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Austin, Ed A.D.
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Dakin, John P.
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2004
Chambers, Paul
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Austin, Ed A.D.
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Dakin, John P.
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Chambers, Paul, Austin, Ed A.D. and Dakin, John P.
(2004)
Theoretical analysis of a CO2 gas detection system using correlation spectroscopy.
Proceedings of EWOFS '04: Second European Workshop on Optical Fiber Sensors, Santander, Spain, 9-11 Jun 2004.
4 pp
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(doi:10.1117/12.566695).
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We present a comprehensive model of a CO2 correlation spectroscopy based gas sensor. Predictions of the sensor response for typical fibre optic-coupled systems are made, taking into account effects of noise in detected signals.
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