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Applied Optics
Vol. 46,
Issue 28,
pp. 6923-6935
(2007)
•https://doi.org/10.1364/AO.46.006923

Multilaser Herriott cell for planetary tunable laser spectrometers

Christopher G. Tarsitano and Christopher R. Webster

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Christopher G. Tarsitano^1,^*and Christopher R. Webster¹

¹Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, 4800 Oak Grove Drive, Pasadena, California 91109, USA

^*Corresponding author:christopher.g.tarsitano@aero.org

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Christopher G. Tarsitano and Christopher R. Webster, "Multilaser Herriott cell for planetary tunable laser spectrometers," Appl. Opt.46, 6923-6935 (2007)
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- Original Manuscript: August 17, 2006
- Revised Manuscript: July 25, 2007
- Manuscript Accepted: August 6, 2007
- Published: September 24, 2007

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Geometric optics and matrix methods are used to mathematically model multilaserHerriott cells for tunable laser absorption spectrometers for planetarymissions. The Herriott cells presented accommodate several laser sources that followindependent optical paths but probe a single gas cell. Strategically placed output holeslocated in the far mirrors of the Herriott cells reduce the size of the spectrometers. A four-channelHerriott cell configuration is presented for the specific application as the samplecell of the tunable laser spectrometer instrument selected for the sample analysisat Mars analytical suite on the 2009 Mars Science Laboratory mission.

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Table 1

TLS Laser Wavelengths, Target Gases, and Isotope Ratios

Laser Type	Wavelength (μm)	Target Gas	Target Isotopes Ratios	Limit of Detection^a
NIR diode	2.64	H₂O	D∕H,¹⁸O∕¹⁶O,¹⁷O∕¹⁶O	1 ppmv
NIR diode	2.78	CO₂	¹³C∕¹²C,¹⁸O∕¹⁷O∕¹⁶O	1 ppmv
IC	3.27	CH₄	¹³C∕¹²C	1 ppbv
QC	7.8	H₂O₂, N₂O	—	2 ppbv and 5 ppbv

^a Limit of detection without preconcentration at a pressure of 10 mbar and a 100 s measurement interval. Assumes second-harmonic detection of line center absorptions of 1 × 10⁻⁵.

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