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A QEPAS sensor with a ~1.37 μm DFB laser

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Abstract

We demonstrate a QEPAS sensor using a ~1.37μm DFB laser as light source and a quartz tuning fork as a transducer to detect water vapor concentration in the air.

© 2013 Optical Society of America

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