Numerical analysis of beam propagation in pulsed cavity ring-down spectroscopy

Scott Spuler; Mark Linne

doi:10.1364/AO.41.002858

Applied Optics
Vol. 41,
Issue 15,
pp. 2858-2868
(2002)
•https://doi.org/10.1364/AO.41.002858

Numerical analysis of beam propagation in pulsed cavity ring-down spectroscopy

Scott Spuler and Mark Linne

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Abstract

A numerical simulation of pulsed cavity ring-down spectroscopy (CRDS) is developed with the commercially available software package general laser analysis and design. The model is verified through a series of numerical experiments. Several issues of concern in CRDS are investigated, including spatial resolution, misalignment, non-Gaussian beam input, and the effect of flames inside a ring-down cavity. Suggestions for the design of pulsed CRDS instruments are provided.

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Researcher(s)	R (cm)	L (cm)	g
Jongma et al. 12	25	45	-0.8
Spaanjaars et al. 13	25	41.2	-0.648
Mercier et al. 6	25	40	-0.6
Mercier et al. 14	25	40	-0.6
Derzy et al. 15	50	75	-0.5
Lozovsky and Cheskis16	50	75	-0.5
Romanini and Lehmann2	100	130	-0.3
Evertsen et al. 5	25	30	-0.2
Hodges et al. 9	100	118	-0.18
Meijer et al. 3	10	11.5	-0.15
Sappey et al. 17	100	98	0.02
Boogaarts and Meijer18	25	18	0.28
Zalicki and Zare19	200	106	0.47
van Zee et al. 20	20	10.5	0.475
Xie et al. 21	100	41.5	0.585
Martin et al. 22	200	41	0.795
Thoman and McIlroy7	600	72.5	0.879
Paul and Saykally23	600	50	0.917
McIlroy24	600	39	0.935
Dreyer et al. 8	400	21.5	0.946

L (cm)	g	Magic Number	Theory (MHz)	Hodges et al. 9 (MHz)	glad model (MHz)
100	0.0	2	75	75	75
50	0.50	3	100		100
29.289	0.71	4	128	128	128
19.098	0.81	5	157		157
13.39	0.87	6	187	187	187

Researcher(s)	R (cm)	L (cm)	g
Jongma et al. 12	25	45	-0.8
Spaanjaars et al. 13	25	41.2	-0.648
Mercier et al. 6	25	40	-0.6
Mercier et al. 14	25	40	-0.6
Derzy et al. 15	50	75	-0.5
Lozovsky and Cheskis16	50	75	-0.5
Romanini and Lehmann2	100	130	-0.3
Evertsen et al. 5	25	30	-0.2
Hodges et al. 9	100	118	-0.18
Meijer et al. 3	10	11.5	-0.15
Sappey et al. 17	100	98	0.02
Boogaarts and Meijer18	25	18	0.28
Zalicki and Zare19	200	106	0.47
van Zee et al. 20	20	10.5	0.475
Xie et al. 21	100	41.5	0.585
Martin et al. 22	200	41	0.795
Thoman and McIlroy7	600	72.5	0.879
Paul and Saykally23	600	50	0.917
McIlroy24	600	39	0.935
Dreyer et al. 8	400	21.5	0.946

L (cm)	g	Magic Number	Theory (MHz)	Hodges et al. 9 (MHz)	glad model (MHz)
100	0.0	2	75	75	75
50	0.50	3	100		100
29.289	0.71	4	128	128	128
19.098	0.81	5	157		157
13.39	0.87	6	187	187	187

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