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Vortex light laser-induced breakdown spectrum enhancement method

A laser-induced breakdown and spectral enhancement technology, applied in the field of laser-induced breakdown spectral enhancement, can solve the problems of low compression efficiency and poor enhancement effect.

Active Publication Date: 2019-10-01
SHENYANG LIGONG UNIV
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[0003] The traditional LIBS is enhanced by using space constraints. The traditional space constraints use parallel panel space constraints. Two panels with the same size and flat inner walls are placed on the sample, and the incident laser beam ablates the sample at the center of the two panels to excite plasma. body, and the parallel plates placed on both sides will constrain the excited plasma, but the parallel plates can only compress the plasma from both sides, the compression efficiency is low, and the enhancement effect is poor

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[0016] A method of laser-induced breakdown spectrum enhancement using controllable vortex light, the hardware used includes a light source 1, a deformable mirror 2, a spectral detector 4, a spectrometer 5, a computer 6, and a high numerical aperture lens 7, characterized in that: The light source 1 is a vortex laser generating device. Described deformable mirror 2, its deformable mirror parameters are as follows:

[0017] Deformation Mirror (DM) parameters

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[0019] Explanation: The deformable mirror used in the present invention has 69 drivers, wherein DM is the English abbreviation of deformable mirror.

[0020] The deformable mirror is composed of a deformable mirror and a driver. The control signal changes the mirror shape of the deformable mirror by controlling the driver, thereby changing the optical path of the wavefront transmission of the incident light, and then changing the wavefront phase structure of the incident light.

[0021] The number of deformab...

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The invention relates to a laser-induced breakdown spectrum enhancement method by using vortex light. Hardware used herein comprises a light source, a deformable mirror, a computer, a high-value aperture lens, a spectrum detector and a spectrograph; the deformable mirror is arranged on a light path of vortex laser emitted by a vortex laser generation device, the signal output and input ends of thedeformable mirror are separately connected with corresponding interfaces of the computer; the high-value aperture lens is arranged on the light path of reflective light of the deformable mirror; a sample to be tested is arranged on a light focusing point of the high-value aperture lens; and the spectrum detector is connected with the spectrograph. The vortex light laser-induced breakdown spectrumenhancement method provided by the invention has the advantages that laser-induced breakdown spectrum enhancement is achieved by using the controllable vortex light, the constraint effect on the plasma is achieved by using the light field gradient generated by the controllable vortex light, by using the change of the vortex light, the directed guiding effect is achieved on particles generating adiscrete spectrum line, and thus the purpose of enhancing the LIBS spectrum is achieved. The method provided by the invention is good in spectrum enhancement effect and high in measurement accuracy.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an emission spectrum analysis method based on atoms or ions, and in particular provides a method for realizing laser-induced breakdown spectrum enhancement by using controllable vortex light. Background technique [0002] With the development of society and production needs, the traditional LIBS technology is increasingly unable to meet the application in production, and more and more exposes its own limitations, mainly as follows: (1) The detection limit of each element of LIBS is quite different; (2) ) Affected by the nature of the sample, the surface condition and the effect of the body, the detection limit of the element is high, resulting in poor detector sensitivity; (3) The intensity of the LIBS spectral line is related to the content of the element. For elements with a low content, the spectral spectrum Lines are often relatively weak, which makes it difficult to distinguish spectral lines and is prone to misjudgment. ...

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IPC IPC(8): G01N21/73
CPCG01N21/73
Inventor 乌日娜张楠李业秋岱钦
Owner SHENYANG LIGONG UNIV
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