Micromachines,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
13(4), P. 614 - 614
Published: April 14, 2022
In
this
review
paper,
we
provide
an
overview
of
the
state
art
in
linear
interferometric
techniques
using
laser
frequency
comb
sources.
Diverse
including
Fourier
transform
spectroscopy,
spectral
interferometry
and
swept-wavelength
are
covered
detail.
The
unique
features
brought
by
sources
shown,
specific
applications
highlighted
molecular
optical
coherence
tomography
characterization
photonic
integrated
devices
components.
Finally,
possibilities
enabled
advances
chip
scale
swept
combs
discussed.
Communications Physics,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
2(1)
Published: Dec. 6, 2019
Abstract
Optical
frequency
combs
were
developed
nearly
two
decades
ago
to
support
the
world’s
most
precise
atomic
clocks.
Acting
as
precision
optical
synthesizers,
enable
transfer
of
phase
and
information
from
a
high-stability
reference
hundreds
thousands
tones
in
domain.
This
versatility,
coupled
with
near-continuous
spectroscopic
coverage
microwave
frequencies
extreme
ultra-violet,
has
enabled
measurement
capabilities
both
fundamental
applied
contexts.
review
takes
tutorial
approach
illustrate
how
20
years
source
development
technology
facilitated
journey
lab
into
field.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
118(40)
Published: Oct. 1, 2021
Significance
Determining
the
identity
and
concentration
of
molecules
present
in
breath
is
a
powerful
tool
to
assess
overall
health
person,
analogous
blood
testing
clinical
medicine,
but
faster
less
invasive
manner.
The
presence
particular
molecule
(or
combination
molecules)
can
indicate
certain
condition
or
infection,
facilitating
diagnosis.
Monitoring
interest
over
time
help
track
development
recurrence)
condition,
as
well
effectiveness
administered
treatment.
To
make
analysis
more
accessible
widely
adopted,
we
explore
technique
perform
with
high
resolution,
wide
spectral
coverage,
specificity,
sensitivity.
APL Photonics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
8(2)
Published: Feb. 1, 2023
Over
the
past
decade,
demonstration
of
frequency
combs
has
been
reported
in
a
wide
range
quantum
cascade
lasers.
These
have
huge
potential
applications,
including
spectroscopy,
sensing,
imaging,
and
communication
domains.
In
this
perspective
review,
we
explore
modeling
experimental
state
art
on
mid-infrared
terahertz
lasers,
10
years
since
first
demonstrations
that
these
devices
can
spontaneously
generate
combs.
RAS Techniques and Instruments,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
3(1), P. 636 - 690
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
ABSTRACT
The
goal
of
this
white
paper
is
to
provide
a
snapshot
the
data
availability
and
needs
primarily
for
Ariel
space
mission,
but
also
related
atmospheric
studies
exoplanets
cool
stars.
It
covers
following
data-related
topics:
molecular
atomic
line
lists,
profiles,
computed
cross-sections
opacities,
collision-induced
absorption
other
continuum
data,
optical
properties
aerosols
surfaces,
chemistry,
UV
photodissociation
photoabsorption
cross-sections,
standards
in
description
format
such
data.
These
aspects
are
discussed
by
addressing
questions
each
topic,
based
on
experience
‘data-provider’
‘data-user’
communities:
(1)
what
types
sources
currently
available
(2)
work
progress,
(3)
current
anticipated
needs.
We
present
GitHub
platform
Ariel-related
with
go-to
place
both
data-users
data-providers,
users
make
requests
their
data-providers
link
Our
aim
throughout
practical
information
existing
whether
bases,
theoretical,
or
literature
sources.
High Power Laser Science and Engineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Abstract
The
mid-infrared
optical
frequency
comb
is
a
powerful
tool
for
gas
sensing.
In
this
study,
we
demonstrate
simple
dual-comb
spectrometer
covering
3–4
μm
in
LiNbO
3
waveguides.
Based
on
low-power
fiber
laser
system,
the
achieved
via
intra-pulse
difference
generation
waveguide.
We
construct
pre-chirp
management
before
supercontinuum
to
control
spatiotemporal
alignment
pump
and
signal
pulses.
directly
coupled
into
chirped
periodically
poled
waveguide
idler
generation.
A
based
approach
provides
100
MHz
resolution
over
25
THz
coverage.
To
evaluate
applicability
spectroscopy,
measure
methane
spectrum
using
spectrometer.
measured
results
are
consistent
with
HITRAN
database,
which
root
mean
square
of
residual
3.2%.
This
proposed
method
expected
develop
integrated
robust
spectrometers
chip
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
9(1)
Published: Nov. 21, 2019
Abstract
Dual-comb
spectroscopy
can
provide
broad
spectral
bandwidth
and
high
resolution
in
a
short
acquisition
time,
enabling
time-resolved
measurements.
Specifically,
the
mid-infrared
wavelength
range
is
of
particular
interest,
since
most
molecules
have
their
strongest
rotational-vibrational
transitions
this
“fingerprint”
region.
Here
we
report
dual-comb
spectroscopy,
covering
~300
nm
around
3.3
μm
with
6
GHz
20
μs
temporal
resolution.
As
demonstration,
study
CH
4
/He
gas
mixture
an
electric
discharge,
while
discharge
modulated
between
dark
glow
regimes.
We
simultaneously
monitor
production
C
2
H
vibrational
excitation
molecules,
observing
dynamics
both
processes.
This
approach
to
broadband,
high-resolution,
provides
new
tool
for
monitoring
kinetics
fast
chemical
reactions,
potential
applications
various
fields
such
as
physical
chemistry
plasma/combustion
analysis.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: Feb. 24, 2023
Abstract
Dual-comb
spectroscopy
has
been
proven
beneficial
in
molecular
characterization
but
remains
challenging
the
mid-infrared
region
due
to
difficulties
sources
and
efficient
photodetection.
Here
we
introduce
cross-comb
spectroscopy,
which
a
comb
is
upconverted
via
sum-frequency
generation
with
near-infrared
of
shifted
repetition
rate
then
interfered
spectral
extension
comb.
We
measure
CO
2
absorption
around
4.25
µm
1-µm
photodetector,
exhibiting
233-cm
−1
instantaneous
bandwidth,
28000
lines,
single-shot
signal-to-noise
ratio
167
figure
merit
2.4
×
10
6
Hz
1/2
.
show
that
can
have
superior
ratio,
sensitivity,
dynamic
range,
detection
efficiency
compared
other
dual-comb-based
methods
mitigate
limits
excitation
background
detector
saturation.
This
approach
offers
an
adaptable
powerful
spectroscopic
method
outside
well-developed
near-IR
opens
new
avenues
high-performance
frequency-comb-based
sensing
wavelength
flexibility.
Optica,
Journal Year:
2019,
Volume and Issue:
6(10), P. 1269 - 1269
Published: Sept. 24, 2019
Nanophotonic
waveguides
with
sub-wavelength
mode
confinement
and
engineered
dispersion
profiles
are
an
excellent
platform
for
application-tailored
nonlinear
optical
interactions
at
low
pulse
energies.Here,
we
present
fully
air
clad
suspended-silicon
infrared
frequency
comb
generation
bandwidth
limited
only
by
the
silicon
transparency.The
achieved
spectra
lithographically
tailored
to
span
2.1
octaves
in
mid-infrared
(2.0-8.5
µm
or
1170-5000
cm
-1
)
when
pumped
3.10
100
pJ
pulses.Novel
fork-shaped
couplers
provide
efficient
input
coupling
1.5
dB
loss.The
coherence,
brightness,
stability
of
generated
light
highlighted
a
dual
setup
which
individual
comb-lines
resolved
30
extinction
ratio
MHz
spacing
wavelength
range
4.8-8.5
(2100-1170
).These
sources
used
broadband
gas-and
liquid-phase
dual-comb
spectroscopy
comb-line
resolution.We
achieve
peak
spectral
signal-to-noise
10
√
Hz
across
simultaneous
containing
112,200
comb-lines.These
results
pathway
further
integration
developing
high
repetition
rate
lasers
compact
sensors
applications
chip-based
chemical
analysis
spectroscopy.
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
9(28)
Published: June 16, 2022
Chip-scale,
electrically-pumped
terahertz
(THz)
frequency-combs
(FCs)
rely
on
nonlinear
four-wave-mixing
processes,
and
have
a
nontrivial
phase
relationship
between
the
evenly
spaced
set
of
emitted
modes.
Simultaneous
monitoring
manipulation
intermode
coherence,
without
any
external
seeding
or
active
modulation,
is
very
demanding
task
for
which
there
has
hitherto
been
no
technological
solution.
Here,
self-mixing
intermode-beatnote
spectroscopy
system
demonstrated,
based
THz
quantum
cascade
laser
FCs,
in
light
back-scattered
from
tip
scanning
near-field
optical-microscope
(SNOM)
intracavity
reinjection
monitored.
This
enables
to
exploit
sensitivity
FC
phase-coherence
optical
feedback
and,
first
time,
manipulate
amplitude,
linewidth
frequency
beatnote
using
itself.
Stable
phase-locked
regimes
are
used
construct
FC-based
hyperspectral,
s-SNOM
nanoscope.
nanoscope
provides
160
nm
spatial
resolution,
coherent
detection
multiple
modes,
mapping
response
nanoscale
materials
up
3.5
THz,
with
noise-equivalent-power
(NEP)
≈400
pW
√Hz
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: Aug. 18, 2023
Optical
cavities
are
essential
for
enhancing
the
sensitivity
of
molecular
absorption
spectroscopy,
which
finds
widespread
high-sensitivity
gas
sensing
applications.
However,
use
high-finesse
confines
wavelength
range
operation
and
prevents
broader
Here,
we
take
a
different
approach
to
ultrasensitive
namely
dual-comb
optomechanical
spectroscopy
(DCOS),
by
integrating
high-resolution
multiplexing
capabilities
with
cavity
optomechanics
through
photoacoustic
coupling.
By
exciting
molecules
photoacoustically
dual-frequency
combs
molecular-vibration-induced
ultrasound
waves
cavity-coupled
mechanical
resonator,
measure
broadband
(
>
2
THz)
overtone
spectra
acetylene
obtain
normalized
noise
equivalent
coefficient
1.71
×
10-11
cm-1·W·Hz-1/2
30
GHz
simultaneous
spectral
bandwidth.
Importantly,
resonator
allows
excitation.
Our
not
only
enriches
practical
applications
emerging
technology
but
also
offers
intriguing
possibilities
multi-species
trace
detection.