NASA NTRS · 19870023947
Solid-state radio frequency oscillator for optogalvanic spectroscopy - Detection of nitric oxide using the 2-0 overtone transition
Abstract
A compact, solid-state radio-frequency oscillator of low-power consumption is described, which allows quantitative measurement of the optogalvanic effect in low-pressure gas discharges. The oscillator has been used to record a portion of the 2-0 overtone band of nitric oxide at a pressure of about 1 Torr using a tunable color-center laser operating at 2.65 microns.
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May, R. D., May, P. H.. 1986-09-01. Solid-state radio frequency oscillator for optogalvanic spectroscopy - Detection of nitric oxide using the 2-0 overtone transition. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19870023947
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