• Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis
  • Vol. 42, Issue 1, 86 (2022)
Ying ZHAO1、1; 2;, Xiao-peng LI2、2;, Fei-peng CUI2、2;, Jia LIU1、1; 2;, and Xiao-jia LI1、1; 2; *;
Author Affiliations
  • 11. Central Iron and Steel Research Institute, Beijing 100081, China
  • 22. NCS Testing Technology Co., Ltd., Beijing 100081, China
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    DOI: 10.3964/j.issn.1000-0593(2022)01-0086-07 Cite this Article
    Ying ZHAO, Xiao-peng LI, Fei-peng CUI, Jia LIU, Xiao-jia LI. Development and Application of Fluorescence Suppression Based on Multi Wavelength Raman Spectrometer[J]. Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis, 2022, 42(1): 86 Copy Citation Text show less
    Shift difference Raman schematic(a): Two single-wavelength Raman original spectra; (b): Differential Raman raw spectra; (c): The reconstructed Raman spectrum
    Fig. 1. Shift difference Raman schematic
    (a): Two single-wavelength Raman original spectra; (b): Differential Raman raw spectra; (c): The reconstructed Raman spectrum
    The relationship between the wavelength of the laser and its excitation and scattering efficiency
    Fig. 2. The relationship between the wavelength of the laser and its excitation and scattering efficiency
    Schematic diagram of the instrument structure1: Laser line filter; 2: Reflecting mirror; 3: Laser dichroic mirror; 4: Rayleigh filter; 5: Spectrometer coupling focusing mirror;6: Spectral dichroic mirror; 7: Objective lens
    Fig. 3. Schematic diagram of the instrument structure
    1: Laser line filter; 2: Reflecting mirror; 3: Laser dichroic mirror; 4: Rayleigh filter; 5: Spectrometer coupling focusing mirror;6: Spectral dichroic mirror; 7: Objective lens
    Shortwave pass spectrum dichroic mirror working curve
    Fig. 4. Shortwave pass spectrum dichroic mirror working curve
    Polystyrene Raman spectra under different detection methods(a): Differential single wavelength 784.5 and 785.5 nm Raman detection results under synchronous test; (b): Differential single wavelength 784.5 and 785.5 nm Raman detection results under time-sharing sequential test; (c): Synchronous test near 1 064 nm Infrared Raman detection results; (d): 1 064 nm near-infrared Raman detection results under time-sharing successive test
    Fig. 5. Polystyrene Raman spectra under different detection methods
    (a): Differential single wavelength 784.5 and 785.5 nm Raman detection results under synchronous test; (b): Differential single wavelength 784.5 and 785.5 nm Raman detection results under time-sharing sequential test; (c): Synchronous test near 1 064 nm Infrared Raman detection results; (d): 1 064 nm near-infrared Raman detection results under time-sharing successive test
    Acetone detection results based on multi-wavelength anti-fluorescence Raman spectrometer(a1): Original acetone Raman spectrum; (b1): Acetone reconstructed Raman spectrum; (c1): Acetone 1 064 near-infrared Raman spectrum; (a2): Original acetonitrile Raman spectrum; (b2): Acetonitrile reconstructed Raman spectrum; (c2): Acetonitrile 1 064 near-infrared Raman spectrum
    Fig. 6. Acetone detection results based on multi-wavelength anti-fluorescence Raman spectrometer
    (a1): Original acetone Raman spectrum; (b1): Acetone reconstructed Raman spectrum; (c1): Acetone 1 064 near-infrared Raman spectrum; (a2): Original acetonitrile Raman spectrum; (b2): Acetonitrile reconstructed Raman spectrum; (c2): Acetonitrile 1 064 near-infrared Raman spectrum
    The detection results of edible oil and red BBS plastic particles based on multi-wavelength de-fluorescence Raman spectrometer(a1): Original edible oil Raman spectrum; (b1): Edible oil reconstructed Raman spectrum; (c1): Edible oil 1 064 near-infrared Raman spectrum;(a2): Original red BBS plastic particles Raman spectrum; (b2): Red BBS plastic particles reconstructed Raman spectrum;(c2): Red BBS plastic particles 1 064 near-infrared Raman spectrum
    Fig. 7. The detection results of edible oil and red BBS plastic particles based on multi-wavelength de-fluorescence Raman spectrometer
    (a1): Original edible oil Raman spectrum; (b1): Edible oil reconstructed Raman spectrum; (c1): Edible oil 1 064 near-infrared Raman spectrum;(a2): Original red BBS plastic particles Raman spectrum; (b2): Red BBS plastic particles reconstructed Raman spectrum;(c2): Red BBS plastic particles 1 064 near-infrared Raman spectrum
    Detection results of red wine and gray plastic particles based on multi-wavelength defluorescence Raman spectrometer(a1): Original red wine Raman spectrum; (b1): Red wine reconstructed Raman spectrum; (c1): Red wine 1 064 near-infrared Raman spectrum; (a2): Original gray plastic particles Raman spectrum; (b2): Gray plastic particles reconstructed Raman spectrum; (c2): Gray plastic particles 1 064 near-infrared Raman spectrum
    Fig. 8. Detection results of red wine and gray plastic particles based on multi-wavelength defluorescence Raman spectrometer
    (a1): Original red wine Raman spectrum; (b1): Red wine reconstructed Raman spectrum; (c1): Red wine 1 064 near-infrared Raman spectrum; (a2): Original gray plastic particles Raman spectrum; (b2): Gray plastic particles reconstructed Raman spectrum; (c2): Gray plastic particles 1 064 near-infrared Raman spectrum
    检测方式激光光源强度峰位
    均值稳定性
    /%
    标准
    偏差
    准确度稳定性
    同步测试784.5 nm49 7350.1116.9±0.030.040
    785.5 nm49 7270.2738.4±0.030.042
    1 064 nm24 5010.5141.1±0.020.044
    分时逐次
    测试
    784.5 nm49 7160.1930.8±0.030.046
    785.5 nm49 7200.2843.2±0.020.038
    1 064 nm24 5150.3328.1±0.020.039
    Table 1. Comparison of raw data of different detection methods
    Ying ZHAO, Xiao-peng LI, Fei-peng CUI, Jia LIU, Xiao-jia LI. Development and Application of Fluorescence Suppression Based on Multi Wavelength Raman Spectrometer[J]. Spectroscopy and Spectral Analysis, 2022, 42(1): 86
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