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14 November 2016 Detection of nitrogen dioxide by CW cavity-enhanced spectroscopy
Guo Jie, Ye-Xing Han, Zhi-Wei Yu, Huai-Wu Tang
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Abstract
In the paper, an accurate and sensitive system was used to monitor the ambient atmospheric NO2 concentrations. This system utilizes cavity attenuated phase shift spectroscopy(CAPS), a technology related to cavity ring down spectroscopy(CRDS). Advantages of the CAPS system include such as: (1) cheap and easy to control the light source, (2) high accuracy, and (3) low detection limit. The performance of the CAPS system was evaluated by measuring of the stability and response of the system. The minima (~0.08 ppb NO2) in the Allan plots show the optimum average time(~100s) for optimum detection performance of the CAPS system. Over a 20-day-long period of the ambient atmospheric NO2 concentrations monitoring, a comparison of the CAPS system with an extremely accurate and precise chemiluminescence-based NOx analyzer showed that the CAPS system was able to reliably and quantitatively measure both large and small fluctuations in the ambient nitrogen dioxide concentration. The experimental results show that the measuring instrument results correlation is 0.95.
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Guo Jie, Ye-Xing Han, Zhi-Wei Yu, and Huai-Wu Tang "Detection of nitrogen dioxide by CW cavity-enhanced spectroscopy", Proc. SPIE 10025, Advanced Sensor Systems and Applications VII, 100251M (14 November 2016); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2247762
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KEYWORDS
NOx

Phase shifts

Mirrors

Aerosols

Modulation

Spectroscopy

Atmospheric particles

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