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A novel optical fibre gas sensor employing pressure-modulation spectroscopy

A novel optical fibre gas sensor employing pressure-modulation spectroscopy
A novel optical fibre gas sensor employing pressure-modulation spectroscopy
An optical fibre gas sensor using a pressure-modulation resonant-acoustic reference cell is employed to pressure modulate technique is demonstrated. A the absorption of a gas in the near infra-red. The system exhibits good selectivity, low response to contaminant gases, and a noise-limited sensitivity equivalent to 50ppm by volume for methane sensing.
Edwards, H.O.
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Dakin, J.P.
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Edwards, H.O.
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Dakin, J.P.
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Edwards, H.O. and Dakin, J.P. (1990) A novel optical fibre gas sensor employing pressure-modulation spectroscopy. OFS'90: Optical Fibre Sensors Conference, Sydney, City of, Australia. 04 - 06 Dec 1990.

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An optical fibre gas sensor using a pressure-modulation resonant-acoustic reference cell is employed to pressure modulate technique is demonstrated. A the absorption of a gas in the near infra-red. The system exhibits good selectivity, low response to contaminant gases, and a noise-limited sensitivity equivalent to 50ppm by volume for methane sensing.

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Published date: 1990
Venue - Dates: OFS'90: Optical Fibre Sensors Conference, Sydney, City of, Australia, 1990-12-04 - 1990-12-06

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Local EPrints ID: 77465
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/77465
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Author: H.O. Edwards
Author: J.P. Dakin

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