• Acta Photonica Sinica
  • Vol. 52, Issue 10, 1052407 (2023)
Yuechong SHI1、2, Yafei LI1、2, Fang SONG1、2, Chuantao ZHENG1、2、*, and Yiding WANG1、2
Author Affiliations
  • 1State Key Laboratory of Integrated Optoelectronics,College of Electronic Science and Engineering,Jilin University,Changchun 130012,China
  • 2Jilin Provincial Engineering Research Center of Infrared Gas Sensing Technique,Changchun 130012,China
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    DOI: 10.3788/gzxb20235210.1052407 Cite this Article
    Yuechong SHI, Yafei LI, Fang SONG, Chuantao ZHENG, Yiding WANG. Hardware Reconfigurable Near Infrared Wavelength Modulated Methane Sensor and Its Application(Invited)[J]. Acta Photonica Sinica, 2023, 52(10): 1052407 Copy Citation Text show less
    HITRAN-based CH4 absorption line and the curve of laser current versus emission wavelength number at 36 ℃
    Fig. 1. HITRAN-based CH4 absorption line and the curve of laser current versus emission wavelength number at 36 ℃
    Structure block diagram of hardware reconfigurable wavelength modulated CH4 sensor,and a photo of the electrical part based on FPGA
    Fig. 2. Structure block diagram of hardware reconfigurable wavelength modulated CH4 sensor,and a photo of the electrical part based on FPGA
    FPGA internal logic structure diagram of the sensor
    Fig. 3. FPGA internal logic structure diagram of the sensor
    Test waveform under continuous and intermittent working modes
    Fig. 4. Test waveform under continuous and intermittent working modes
    According to Modelsim software,simulated gas absorption waveform,laser driving signal waveforms and second harmonic waveform
    Fig. 5. According to Modelsim software,simulated gas absorption waveform,laser driving signal waveforms and second harmonic waveform
    Sine signal verification experiment and result analysis
    Fig. 6. Sine signal verification experiment and result analysis
    Stability analysis of sine signal amplitude acquisition
    Fig. 7. Stability analysis of sine signal amplitude acquisition
    CH4 detection experiment and result analysis
    Fig. 8. CH4 detection experiment and result analysis
    Dynamic response time test of the sensor
    Fig. 9. Dynamic response time test of the sensor
    Stability analysis of the sensor system
    Fig. 10. Stability analysis of the sensor system
    Field detection results of CH4 leakage test
    Fig. 11. Field detection results of CH4 leakage test
    Reconfigurable objectivesReconstruct contentReconstruction parameters
    Input sampling rateFrequency0~10 MHz
    Phase-locked target frequencyFrequency0~5 MHz
    Wave filterCut-off frequencyFlexible reconfiguration
    Sine wave generationfrequency and phaseDAC out max 165 MSPS
    Triangular wave generationfrequency and phaseDAC out max 165 MSPS
    Enable signalInternal and external enable switchingExternal enable or adaptive internal enable generation
    Working modeEnable signal strobe self-configurationContinuous,intermittent or triggered
    Table 1. System reconfigurable functions and parameters
    Yuechong SHI, Yafei LI, Fang SONG, Chuantao ZHENG, Yiding WANG. Hardware Reconfigurable Near Infrared Wavelength Modulated Methane Sensor and Its Application(Invited)[J]. Acta Photonica Sinica, 2023, 52(10): 1052407
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