1 December 1999 Pulsed photothermal deflection and diffraction effects: numerical modeling based on Fresnel diffraction theory
Yue Han, Zhouling Wu, Joseph S. Rosenshein, Marshall Thomsen, Qiang Zhao, Kent Moncur
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We present a comprehensive theoretical model suitable for treating the effect of pulsed collinear photothermal deflection spectroscopy (PDS). The work is an extension of the theoretical model previously developed for the mirage effect, which can take into account both photothermal deflection and photothermal diffraction effects based on the Fresnel diffraction theory. With the diffraction model, both the collinear PDS and the photothermal lensing spectroscopy techniques can be treated in a unified manner. The model provides a detailed analysis of the laser-induced optical diffraction effect and can be used to optimize experimental parameters. The modeled results are presented in detail, with an emphasis on the advantages of using a near-field detection scheme for achieving the best sensitivity to local temperature change and better experimental stability against environmental noise.
Yue Han, Zhouling Wu, Joseph S. Rosenshein, Marshall Thomsen, Qiang Zhao, and Kent Moncur "Pulsed photothermal deflection and diffraction effects: numerical modeling based on Fresnel diffraction theory," Optical Engineering 38(12), (1 December 1999). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.602321
Published: 1 December 1999
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KEYWORDS
Laser beam diagnostics

Diffraction

Sensors

Near field diffraction

Refractive index

Near field

Near field optics

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