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Porous Capillary Tubing Waveguide for High-Temperature Carbon Monoxide Detection
This letter reports results of high-temperature gas sensing utilizing the porous capillary tubing waveguide we developed recently. The waveguide is essentially a fiber-optic infrared absorption cell which exhibited excellent performance in terms of high-temperature working capability and fast respon...
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description | This letter reports results of high-temperature gas sensing utilizing the porous capillary tubing waveguide we developed recently. The waveguide is essentially a fiber-optic infrared absorption cell which exhibited excellent performance in terms of high-temperature working capability and fast response time. Using this sensor, we have demonstrated carbon monoxide detection at 500°C; the sensor's response time was estimated to be within several seconds. |
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