The basics and applications of acousto-optic devices are described.The applications include acousto-optic spectrum analyzer,acousto-optic deflector,acousto-optic processors and acousto-optic digital matrix computer.
The recent advances on the research and the applications of the integrated optics acousto-optic spectrum analyzer(IOSA) are reviewed. The operating principle, architecture, characteristics and technology, and future d...The recent advances on the research and the applications of the integrated optics acousto-optic spectrum analyzer(IOSA) are reviewed. The operating principle, architecture, characteristics and technology, and future development of the different receivers are described.展开更多
A wavelength dispersive X-ray fluorescence （WD-XRF） spectrometry combined with calibration curve method was estab- lished for simultaneously analyzing low-Z elements （C, N, O） and A1, Si, Fe in polyamide. To inves...A wavelength dispersive X-ray fluorescence （WD-XRF） spectrometry combined with calibration curve method was estab- lished for simultaneously analyzing low-Z elements （C, N, O） and A1, Si, Fe in polyamide. To investigate the origin of plastic material causing deposition and blocking in instrument engines and pipelines, polyamide 6 （PA 6, an engineering plastic） was chosen as the study object on account of its common use in industry. The sample preparation with pressed powder disk has been developed for determination of six elements in PA 6. Pure Cu metal was used as the matrix and PA 6 was regarded as standard sample for C, N, O elements. PA 6 particles were firstly smashed to uniform powder in liquid nitrogen, and then mixed with inorganic standard powders （Fe203, A1203, SIO2, and Na2SiO3）. The mixture was ground to obtain homogeneous calibration materials for WD-XRF analysis. The quantitative property of the calibration curve method for each element was re- liable. The limits of detection （S/N≤3） of C, N, O, A1, Si and Fe using WD-XRF were 249, 120, 101, 6.2, 3.3, and 1.8 μg/g, respectively. To confirm the accuracy of the proposed WD-XRF calibration curve method, inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectroscopy （ICP-OES） detection for A1, Si, Fe and elemental analyzer （EA） analysis for C, N, O were utilized. A good correlation of the WD-XRF results with the measurements of ICP-OES and EA was observed.展开更多
The purpose of this paper is to compare the performance of two spectrometers that are manufactured from the same company. In this work, heavy metals like lead Pb and copper Cu in the KBr matrix were analyzed using the...The purpose of this paper is to compare the performance of two spectrometers that are manufactured from the same company. In this work, heavy metals like lead Pb and copper Cu in the KBr matrix were analyzed using the laser induced breakdown spectroscopic technique. A Q-switched Nd：YAG laser with 90mJ per pulse operating at the fundamental wavelength of 1064nm and pulse duration of 10 ns was used to generate plasma at the focal region. The important experimental parameters such as the laser energy, integration time, distance between the lens and sample, distance and angle of the optical fiber from the target were optimized. Two spectrometers manufactured by Ocean Optics namely as Maya2000Pro and USB 4000 were employed for anlyzing the spectral lines. The experimental setup and conditions were remained the same for both experiments. The production of spectral lines from each of the interested elements was analyzed and compared with the NIST （National Institute of Standards and Technology） database. The sensitivity, repeatability and limit of detection for each of the systems are discussed in detail.展开更多
The development of two simple methods for wavelength-optical intensity modulation techniques for fiber Bragg grating （FBG） sensors is presented. The performance is evaluated by measuring the strain and temperature. ...The development of two simple methods for wavelength-optical intensity modulation techniques for fiber Bragg grating （FBG） sensors is presented. The performance is evaluated by measuring the strain and temperature. The first method consists of a narrow band source, an optical circulator, an FBG; and a power meter. The source and Bragg reflected signal from the FBG need to be matched to get linear results with good power levels. The source spectral power levels are very critical in this study. The power reflected from a matched reference FBG is fed into the measuring FBG in the second method. Since the FBGs are matched, the entire power is reflected back initially. During the measurement, the change in the measurand causes the reflected power from the sensing FBG to vary. A costly high resolution spectrum analyzer is required only during the characterization of the FBG and source. The performances of two interrogators are compared by measuring the strain and temperature. In the second method, the strain measurements can be made insensitive to the temperature variation by selecting a source with a flat spectrum at the measurement range. Highlights of these methods are the portability, cost effectiveness and better resolution.展开更多
文摘The basics and applications of acousto-optic devices are described.The applications include acousto-optic spectrum analyzer,acousto-optic deflector,acousto-optic processors and acousto-optic digital matrix computer.
文摘The recent advances on the research and the applications of the integrated optics acousto-optic spectrum analyzer(IOSA) are reviewed. The operating principle, architecture, characteristics and technology, and future development of the different receivers are described.
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文摘A wavelength dispersive X-ray fluorescence （WD-XRF） spectrometry combined with calibration curve method was estab- lished for simultaneously analyzing low-Z elements （C, N, O） and A1, Si, Fe in polyamide. To investigate the origin of plastic material causing deposition and blocking in instrument engines and pipelines, polyamide 6 （PA 6, an engineering plastic） was chosen as the study object on account of its common use in industry. The sample preparation with pressed powder disk has been developed for determination of six elements in PA 6. Pure Cu metal was used as the matrix and PA 6 was regarded as standard sample for C, N, O elements. PA 6 particles were firstly smashed to uniform powder in liquid nitrogen, and then mixed with inorganic standard powders （Fe203, A1203, SIO2, and Na2SiO3）. The mixture was ground to obtain homogeneous calibration materials for WD-XRF analysis. The quantitative property of the calibration curve method for each element was re- liable. The limits of detection （S/N≤3） of C, N, O, A1, Si and Fe using WD-XRF were 249, 120, 101, 6.2, 3.3, and 1.8 μg/g, respectively. To confirm the accuracy of the proposed WD-XRF calibration curve method, inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectroscopy （ICP-OES） detection for A1, Si, Fe and elemental analyzer （EA） analysis for C, N, O were utilized. A good correlation of the WD-XRF results with the measurements of ICP-OES and EA was observed.
文摘The purpose of this paper is to compare the performance of two spectrometers that are manufactured from the same company. In this work, heavy metals like lead Pb and copper Cu in the KBr matrix were analyzed using the laser induced breakdown spectroscopic technique. A Q-switched Nd：YAG laser with 90mJ per pulse operating at the fundamental wavelength of 1064nm and pulse duration of 10 ns was used to generate plasma at the focal region. The important experimental parameters such as the laser energy, integration time, distance between the lens and sample, distance and angle of the optical fiber from the target were optimized. Two spectrometers manufactured by Ocean Optics namely as Maya2000Pro and USB 4000 were employed for anlyzing the spectral lines. The experimental setup and conditions were remained the same for both experiments. The production of spectral lines from each of the interested elements was analyzed and compared with the NIST （National Institute of Standards and Technology） database. The sensitivity, repeatability and limit of detection for each of the systems are discussed in detail.
文摘The development of two simple methods for wavelength-optical intensity modulation techniques for fiber Bragg grating （FBG） sensors is presented. The performance is evaluated by measuring the strain and temperature. The first method consists of a narrow band source, an optical circulator, an FBG; and a power meter. The source and Bragg reflected signal from the FBG need to be matched to get linear results with good power levels. The source spectral power levels are very critical in this study. The power reflected from a matched reference FBG is fed into the measuring FBG in the second method. Since the FBGs are matched, the entire power is reflected back initially. During the measurement, the change in the measurand causes the reflected power from the sensing FBG to vary. A costly high resolution spectrum analyzer is required only during the characterization of the FBG and source. The performances of two interrogators are compared by measuring the strain and temperature. In the second method, the strain measurements can be made insensitive to the temperature variation by selecting a source with a flat spectrum at the measurement range. Highlights of these methods are the portability, cost effectiveness and better resolution.
