Wang 2026 paper: monolithic active-cavity laser-as-a-sensor oxygen detection with subnanoliter volume
jwt0625 · x · 2026-11-11
The author shares the source paper for the earlier observation: Wang 2026, "Monolithically Integrated Active-Cavity 'Laser-as-a-Sensor': Active Intracavity Enhancement for Oxygen Detection with a Subnanoliter Sampling Volume." The work integrates sensing directly into the laser resonant cavity, using active intracavity enhancement for oxygen detection with a subnanoliter sampling volume — trading sensitivity gains for a dramatic reduction in sensor volume.
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